Hello All,
Well after many years of seeing my 69 sit there feeling abandoned, I finally decided it was time to take the path to recovery. I picked up this project Many moons ago when I was a teen, and now all grown up have decided it was time to get off the couch and bring that baby to life.
I picked up a used 350 small block that was said to be in running condition, and to my non-mechanic eye looked ok. So for the first time ever I have broken down my very first engine down to bare block. What better way to learn what she's made of, if not from the heart of her.
Now I'm going to probably be needing plenty of advice and answers because like i said I'm no mechanic.
First question: why do I feel like I should bore the block bigger? I keep getting told I should.
I'm looking forward to being part of a great group of Camero Owners.
Well after many years of seeing my 69 sit there feeling abandoned, I finally decided it was time to take the path to recovery. I picked up this project Many moons ago when I was a teen, and now all grown up have decided it was time to get off the couch and bring that baby to life.
I picked up a used 350 small block that was said to be in running condition, and to my non-mechanic eye looked ok. So for the first time ever I have broken down my very first engine down to bare block. What better way to learn what she's made of, if not from the heart of her.
Now I'm going to probably be needing plenty of advice and answers because like i said I'm no mechanic.
First question: why do I feel like I should bore the block bigger? I keep getting told I should.
I'm looking forward to being part of a great group of Camero Owners.