SEMA 32 FORD Under Glass .

[jeff f]

I finally made up my mind on the injection bases . They will mount to the intake surface of the heads leaving the lifter valley cover exposed . The AMT metal stacks are too tall for this car so I'll make some out of 3/32 tube . Everyone have have a wonderful Thanksgiving .

Jeff .

[Joca]

Great machinery pieces Jeff. May I know what you use, a Sherline maybe?

[Codi]

Now those are cool Jeff.  I really like how you did those and know the bit of effort that it took to make them even more so considering their size.   VERY nice.  Cheers, Tim

[jeff f]

Thank you Joao and Tim , I use a Bridgeport with X Y nc programs . The bases were too large , downsized and made new parts . no big deal , gave the first ones to a friend .

Jeff .

[mike 51]

You might google fuel injected Y block Fords....The heads have unusual intake porting...stacked instead of inline as you have them.

not a big deal but it surprised me when I researched Hilborn injected Y-blocks.

add...google "Battle bird"  Thunderbird. 

Edited November 27, 2017 by mike 51

[jeff f]

mike 51 replied

[jeff f]

Got the new smaller base pieces done , finished the intricate porting for the over under intake ports . I made stacks out of K&S 3/32 tube . No they are not rivets . Slowly getting there . 

Thanks for looking in Jeff .

[Mr. Muppet]

This thing is beyond cool.  Can't wait to see what you do with the interior.

[jeff f]

Closer now , one bite at a time . I turned some mufflers and used 3/32 solder for the pipes . 

Thanks again Jeff .

[1930fordpickup]

Looking even better. 

[jeff f]