Technical Listen to a pre-war flathead V8 roadster running on nitro

What a cool sounding car! I wish my flatty sounded like that. Awesome!

 

Best music ive ever heard.

 

speechless.. in a good way of though

 

Awesome!!! the only thing that would make it any better would be the smell of the NITRO!!!!

 

God bless you.

 

so you know how you see something and instantly want it. it just happened.

 

Sweeeet!!!

 

I would get arrested very quickly if I owned that car.

 

Good grief that thing sounds kick ass....unreal!

 

^^^Yeah, mine too... That and I won't have to jog tomorrow, my heart rate was already way up after the video. Nice Flattie!!

 

I remember hearing this roadster being talked about by a bunch of friends a while ago, at the time i could not find it but now i have....... Freekin Daaaaannngg.. I wanna see it move!!

 

Its so epic even the scammers love it!

 

Typo I made before and have since changed in my pics:
Eddie Meyer heads not Millers.
Cam is a Winfield SU-1A with mushroom tappets and a tighter intake lobe centerline.
Carbs are Jack Henry modified Stromberg 48 that were bored and rewoked for nearly 200 cfm.

 

Ray,
They are 48 Strombergs originally modified by Jack Henry, a successful pre-war tuner, these carbs will flow nearly 200 cfm each !

I modified the air bleed circuits to be adjustable though and worked the transfer slots Henry added over a little because of the throttle blade angle at idle when running 4 carbs.

 

very impressive indeed, ill tell u again awesum, proud effort, thanks for showing us all

 

TITS!!!-MIKE

 

Sweet, man! If I can figure out how to do it I'm going to make that my ring tone on my Iphone.

 

No Bout a Doubt it, I need a labcoat for wearing in the garage!

 

Rhode Island.

 

Did you bag the TE 448 build???? Was really getting into it?

Allen in PA,

 

stronger dif... axles... trans... brakes...

 

Hi Allen,
No I haven't had a chance to get back on the digger because the Belond is commitied to a few shows and SEMA is sort of the lick off to my busy season, show wise.
I've have a schedule laid out for it, the dragster, and would hope we can make the March Meet with it but I just confirmed the Belond for a booth at GNRS and we need to change an intake and fab up some one off parts and cut some wood patterns so I can rebuild the seat.
Thanks for keeping it in mind though and that might just be enough for me to stay late and tonight and draw up the patterns for some of the brackets I'll be needing.
Have a great week,
Michael

 

Wow! That sounds amazing!

 

Holy crapola,
That is pure music coming out of that Ol' Rod !!
Cheers......

 

That sounds sweet,it gave me a woodie.

 

I love the sound of your roadster

 

This video just changed my life forever!

 

That is BAD ASS!! I like it!!! John

 

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...That's the sound of Speed



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Wow , that sounds fantastic .... Another thing I NEED! A nitro burner




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