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Engine work...need advice. 1800

posted by  GLU on  Fri Apr 29 04:38 CST 2005
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Check this out: http://www.v1800reg.org/pages/Did%20you%20know%2080to81.pdf

skip down to "REMOVING ENGINE.. DON'T"

All said, I pulled my engine with the help of a friend and a hoist. It didn't take as long as I had anticipated, but I think I'll try to leave it in the car next time.

Keep the stock cam as Phil said, unless you're going to build the whole motor. Don't just put in a hot cam, you may make your motor perform worse.
--
'66 1800S






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