Has Everyone Lost Interest in Y Blocks?

Stock, a Y comes in at about 625 pounds give or take.

I have a 292 going in my Studebaker. Got an Offy three duece & a pair of Offy valve covers for it. But don't let that fool you- interest is dwindling on Y's!! Send me your junk.....

 

We have a 317 Y block in our Lincoln. Runs great!! have a spare in the garage too, just in case...or for another project which we may have just aquired, supposed to pick it up this weekend Like we need "another" project!
Debb

 

That's one beautiful mill, Corn Fed!!! Yeah, they really ****, don't they? WOW! I'll BET that draws attention to your A!

 

i think ill enjoy mine when it gets on the road

 

I love the 312 that is in my coupe. It's been on the road about a year and a half, and was a well used engine when I got it. I've done 17,000 miles on it since then, and it still runs good. I'll probably start putting another y-block together soon to replace it with a fresh one. I wouldn't replace it with anything else. It is runnig an edelbrock 3x2, vertex magneto, and is backed by a Mustang t5 overdrive.

 

My Father has a couple in the attic and one more just went into a friends A bone...

 

Can't beat these for looks...

 

<font color="red">I ran a six carb Y block in a T bucket years ago. Real strong motor. I know where the nmotor is but the guy won't part with it. I would love to replace the 302 in my '55 with another Y block. A friend has a 312 on the way from America and I am thinking of mating that to my AOD. </font>

 

Y Blocks

Whoops the MULE behind

 

Unclescooby and Savage hooked me up with the injection for the Y block.

Thanks a bunch

POOP

 

dude that think is looking killer. You need to show a picture of the whole car now. Don't be a poopy head..

 

That injection is sooooo cool. Glad to see you actually using it! My old Latham supercharged Y block g***er just sold on Ebay again today. I love those motors.

 

This is my 3rd Y. Runs hard, sounds good, not a sbc. It didn't cost that much, Honey, really.