Will The Ford 300 Inline Six Start After Sitting For 20 Years? – Engine Power S7, E14

1. That is my dream engine!!!

2. I actually skipped the modern-day marvel for the inline six. Kind of like the commenter bellow.

3. ya guys, you uhh, forgot to do 2 out of the 3 dyno runs you were supposed to do! where's the baseline run with stock (or whatever was on it when it came in) exhaust?? where's the run when you went from the straight pipe inserts to the muffler ones, … (Maybe that could've been skipped if they are internally open, like a glass pack type.) but that 1st one was a MUST, depending on what if any gains you get with it, would decide whether or not i would even want to buy it… just noticed, 3 years old, so who even cares now anymore… but for future vids like this, if you're going do something like this, do it right!

4. Some of this " Running old stuff " needs to be saved & put in a Glass Case ! as is. Just a Wipe Down with some 409 & save it ! Box it in a Glass case , o-Ring sealed , Backfilled with Dry Nitrogen to 10psig. For Future Generations to see.

5. One of the best all around inline sixes ever. Thank you for posting this video.

6. At 17:04 Could you please put it in my Minivan please and thank with a standard transmission THAT WOULD BE AWESOME SAUCE FOLKS

7. There's going to be a day that a title that is going to say "Will this 200 years old engine start?" and I won't even be alive for it

8. Love watching these squirrels get giddy🎉🎉🎉

9. It will run fine

10. I wonder what some glasspacks would sound like on that challenger

11. I was watching Zip Ties and Bia Plies idk how I ended up here.

12. I got a question , is EFI better than Carburetor ?

13. Industrial 300's have forged crankshafts.

14. vortec 4200 got over 800 hp

15. i love how giddy this motor makes pat

16. I worked at a oil change shop as a teenager and saw a company bring there service trucks with 300 in them and one had 475 Thousand miles and showed no signs of stopping.

17. The cargo tugs at the airport are almost all powered by ford 300s.

    We had one come in the shop for preventive maintenance and it has a metallic noise coming from the engine and ran rough, but we were swamped with work and it wasn't running so bad to justify taking it off the line.

    2 weeks later we brought it back in and the noise had lessened, I decided to pull the head after a compression test came back with zero compression on #1.

    I found the exhaust valve drop and stuffed through the piston stem first and properly peened into the piston. I found a piston in the scrap pile, ground all the damaged out of the cylinder head. No damage to the cylinder walls. I used a random exhaust valve I found, it was to large so it got bench ground to fit.

    All and all it took half a shift to get it running again, and if I wasn't so slow that day there would of been zero hesitation in leaving it on the line.

18. It's going to be a killer build!!!!!! Can't wait!!!!!

19. fords 300 L6 ( among others) is an absolute legend

20. Ol Rait beald technikal machine fast mass able watery.

21. Keep the V8's, I love the 300 inline six. There's nothing as hardworking, bulletproof, and forgiving as the 300 six.
    And Buddy, you ain't kidding about the pure fun of a 300 Ford.

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23. It's called a Heimholtz Resonator. You need them on 4's and V8's.

24. She runs like a kitten who ever owned that be4 you guys got it definitely took care of it thats for sure after all those years 🔥 right up NICE

25. My ford here in the picture I need to get it up to running guys please help me !!! She is a 66 fairlane 500

26. congrats to the 1m subs!

27. 10:16 Give her the bean at
    20:52 This Ford 300 is like an electric motor. So quiet 🤫.

28. This video made my day 🇺🇸👍

29. What carb did you guys use I need a new one mine has sat since the 90's

30. Ford made a huge mistake by going to v6 over the 300,with today's direct injection and stuff they'd make all kinds of torque….

31. As a former machinist, love to see people take the extra time to indicate things in,something I did literally every day and CNC operators have no idea about lol

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