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speedpro56
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Ted Eaton takes his 375 inch ford Y to the Engine Masters Challenge and changes perception of his Cold War classic. This is in the new Modified Mustangs & Fords magazine page 44 and the front cover says Prehistoric Muscle: Building a 540HP 375CI Ford Y-BLOCK.
-Gary Burnette-
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charliemccraney
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Cool. I wonder, did they just find out about it??
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Grumpy1
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The mags know all about it, they just dont want to admit that they have been wrong for 50 years.
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Ted
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James Smart (Modified Mustangs and Fords) first contacted me last May regarding an article on the Y entries for both years at the Engine Masters Challenge. Since that time I simply forwarded him pictures and technical info on the engine at which point he put together the text. I just received my copy and James did a good job in combining both years of the Y in the EMC into a single write-up. Some pretty good ink for a ‘dinosaur’engine.
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The Bat out of hell
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Ted,that's amazing work. I was real happy just getting 300hp out of my 292
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John Mummert
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Ted the article turned out well. Should help keep you busy for some time, as if you needed that. I'm surprised how many people have mentioned the article. i didn't know the magazine had that good a following.
http://ford-y-block.com 20 miles east of San Diego, 20 miles north of Mexico 
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davis
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i just got to finishing reading that article. i thought it was pretty well done also. some great ink for eaton and mummert. and i admit the Y is coming round with popularity.
flatheads may be getting too expensive and the Y is the next in line for hot rodding.
maybe its the same firing order? dunno, but its all good stuff.
This ain't no L-Kamino!
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charliemccraney
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Which issue is it? I looked for one tonight but didn't find it.
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awhtx
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charliemccraney (4/9/2013) Which issue is it? I looked for one tonight but didn't find it.Walmart has it. (At least the one in Jackson,MS that I was in.) There is a photo of a blue 2011 Mustang GT that has been re-skinned with '68 sheetmetal on the front cover.
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Ted
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Here’s the cover shot of the mag. Just look for the Y on the lower left of the cover. It's the May 2013 issue.
 Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)
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