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BEYOND KOOL

SPYD3R

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I'M AN OLD FORD 'FLATHEADER' FROM THE 50's, AND THIS GOES WAY BEYOND KOOL ON THE 'KOOL METER'.....

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watch the vid:
https://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-flathead-v8-powered-trike-212056176.html
239.5 cubic inches of HISTORY.....

i would trade my President for one of these..... heck, i'd trade him for a used drinking straw....
Dan P
Easley, SC
SPYD3R
 
That's a V-8 60, isn't it? 2/3 of a Zephyr V-12. A metric version was used in the Simca V-8 model in the 60s. Okay, I looked at the video, the center tap radiator connectors are from an earlier model. Most of the flatheads I worked on were '49 and later.

john
 
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V8

I only see 3 exhaust headers. V6?

V8....
the 2 center cylinder exhaust exited in the middle... not a huge problems since the timing of each piston dumps its exhaust gases at different times... so one puff of exhaust enters as the other is leaving....
the center got a little hot, but this engine is one TUFF COOKIE.....
dp
 
V8....
the 2 center cylinder exhaust exited in the middle... not a huge problems since the timing of each piston dumps its exhaust gases at different times... so one puff of exhaust enters as the other is leaving....
the center got a little hot, but this engine is one TUFF COOKIE.....
dp

I figured that what it must be but the center pipe just didn't seem big enough to cover 2 exhaust ports.
 
I'M AN OLD FORD 'FLATHEADER' FROM THE 50's, AND THIS GOES WAY BEYOND KOOL ON THE 'KOOL METER'.....

c3957bebd439ed00c5e713e6cb2f101a


watch the vid:
https://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-flathead-v8-powered-trike-212056176.html
239.5 cubic inches of HISTORY.....

i would trade my President for one of these..... heck, i'd trade him for a used drinking straw....
Dan P
Easley, SC
SPYD3R

My brother had a Ford V8 flat head. I got to do the head porting and relieving of the block. Flatheads for ever.
Mike
 
i love it i had a flet head on this ford when i was in the navy china lake calif.fun car.:2thumbs:
 

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It's a really cool bike and it sounds nice too on the video. But it looks like he will have to avoid any speed breakers being slung so low.
 
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