The team starts building a 70’s era Ford inline six by taking it to a local auto machine shop.

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PARTS USED IN THIS EPISODE:

Magnaflow: 2014 Chevrolet Camaro MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Kit
More Info: http://pntv.us/pn_pt_98-1

ARP: Main Studs, 2-Bolt Main, Ford, 240, 300, L6, Kit
More Info: http://pntv.us/pn_pt_96

ARP: Rod Bolts, High Performance Series, 8740 Chromoly Steel, Ford 240, 300, Inline 6, Set of 12
More Info: http://pntv.us/pn_pt_97

DeatschWerks: Fuel Injectors, 88 lb/hr, Ford, Set of 8
More Info: http://pntv.us/pn_pt_100

Harland Sharp: Harland Sharp 5.7 & 6.1L HEMI Fully Adjustable Roller Rocker Arm Kit
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Loctite: Loctite Sleeve Retainer 640 – High Strength/High Temp – Green – 0.20-Fl Oz Tube

The Industrial Depot: The Industrial Depot – Fasteners, Hardware, and Shop Supplies

Tommy’s Auto Machine and Parts: Automotive engine machine work service

WD-40: WD-40 12 oz. Aerosol Lubricant

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29 thoughts on “Bringing An Old School Straight-Six Back To Life – Engine Power S1, E3”
  1. I'm a 30 year Porsche/BMW/MINI specialist. Every once in a while, I get to rebuild some old iron block. Thank you for the information. Awesome shop setup.

    Fantastic engines.

  2. I would like to see the EFI intake with a carburetor on the dyno top please. That EFI intake has great looking long runners. Ought to make great midrange,.

  3. So where are the continuing videos? I get into a build and ….. Nothing. Lol
    PN YT site could use an administrator to fix the page. Playlists are all over the place with completely different builds, nothing organized. Ahhhh! Lol
    I searched the entire Pages and haven't seen any 2nd videos for this specific build.

  4. My '78 Econoline work van, 400k miles, runs smooth as silk… 3 on the tree as well, is my pride and joy. This van will outlive me… and I've had it since '91… It could tell stories.

    I did all the rust work 9 years ago. I don't drive it in the winter… That was a huge job…

  5. Buen día soy un pobre mortal de la cdmx. Y aún tengo mi primer auto, con motor en línea de 6 cilindros, rambler 258, mi pregunta tal vez sea irrisoria pero cuanto saldría un tratamiento para este vehículo igual como el que muestran en este super video que creo no haber visto en ningún otro vídeo de antemano gracias y gracias por deleitarnos con las obras maestras que realizan saludos.

  6. MAGNAFLOW IS JUNK, well not junk but just look at the connector pipe areas. That system is no doubt advertised as 3 inch mandrel bent but those connects are necked down to 25/8, i know i bought one of these and had to pay an extra 300$ for this to be cutoff every joint and welded or expanded to slide 3 inch into.
    WHY NOT just make a system that comes with ALL STRETCHED joints instead of shrunk down?

  7. isnt frank FUDGING the TQ/HP number?
    i think he had auxilary electric to run water pump and whatever other accessories were on.
    SO the customer customer is shown inflated gross numbers but probly wont notice 8 hp lost on the water pump alone but combined with big old pulley fan which can suck another 13 hp then add in alternator and ac and u r looking at 50 hp not goin to rearwheels never mind lost to an automatic tranny

  8. Bla bla bla,you can't make the rods stronger by changing the cap studs, he is full of it on that issue and why, I say why doesn't anyone say anything about true timing??? It's not that big of a secret. 9,000 of a timing change is why a smaller Ford engine won't dominate a big block Chevy. A true mechanic knows this and Chevy lovers can't stand it.

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