62 nailhead in 66 lark

Discussion in ''Da Nailhead' started by nekkidhillbilly, Nov 16, 2005.

  1. doc

    doc Well-Known Member

    engine

    The 2 bbl engine will have 9.50 to 1 compression ratio.
     
  2. nekkidhillbilly

    nekkidhillbilly jeffreyrigged youtube channel owner

    i thought the 410 wildcat was the high compression 2 bbl and 375 was low compression.....i know you could get both and both were 2 bbl

    doesent matter anyhow its going to be fuel injected as soon as i can afford it
     
  3. Babeola

    Babeola Well-Known Member


    http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engine/blueprints/BUI-62.rtf
     
  4. nekkidhillbilly

    nekkidhillbilly jeffreyrigged youtube channel owner

    thanks it is the high comp 2 bbl
     
  5. sore loser

    sore loser Gold Level Contributor

    new pics

    Here is a picture of the passenger side mount set-up.
     

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  6. sore loser

    sore loser Gold Level Contributor

    more

    Drivers side mount.
     

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  7. sore loser

    sore loser Gold Level Contributor

    all together now

    Here is the whole set-up
     

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  8. 58sled

    58sled 1958 Buick 2dr ht

    what year did they start using that type of mount?

    also are 58 364 mounts the same as 64 425 mounts?
     
  9. sore loser

    sore loser Gold Level Contributor

    limited knowledge

    As far as I know these mountings are for the 65-66 gran sports.
     
  10. sore loser

    sore loser Gold Level Contributor

    info

    You can see why one would have to use a rear sump oil pan
     
  11. 66_Buick_KId

    66_Buick_KId Well-Known Member

    I had the drivers side mount on my GS crack and break....most likely because they are cast. So i gave it to a buddy of mine that works at a metal shop, he built me one out of steel, fits great and i'm sure i'll never break it! :TU: :3gears:
     
  12. nekkidhillbilly

    nekkidhillbilly jeffreyrigged youtube channel owner

    thanx i got a set of mounts pretty cheap those pics help out alot on how to mount them
     

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