domestic guy looking into making the switch

ExiledBrownCoat · 05-21-2012, 03:16 PM

ok well first things first I would be getting a second engine for the purpose of learning which means that first it would need to be built/rebuilt then I'll look into doing any mods. I want to be slow and steady with any mods I do to the car for 2 reasons 1. I want to make sure they are done exactly right. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to engines taking almost 3 months to work out a basic blueprint/parts list for the 350 Chevy small block build I had planned. and 2. I'm not used to high performance driving there's no point to putting a 300+ HP engine into a car if I don't know how to drive it. Hopefully those two points will lessen your fear of me doing something stupid to the engine

05-21-2012, 03:16 PM	#13
ExiledBrownCoat The Newbie Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 7 Rep Power: 0	ok well first things first I would be getting a second engine for the purpose of learning which means that first it would need to be built/rebuilt then I'll look into doing any mods. I want to be slow and steady with any mods I do to the car for 2 reasons 1. I want to make sure they are done exactly right. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to engines taking almost 3 months to work out a basic blueprint/parts list for the 350 Chevy small block build I had planned. and 2. I'm not used to high performance driving there's no point to putting a 300+ HP engine into a car if I don't know how to drive it. Hopefully those two points will lessen your fear of me doing something stupid to the engine