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This looks similar... 12V Black Motor 12 volt 1/4" shaft motor - Tailgater - Feeder Parts | Spin-Cast Wildlife Feeders I have to wonder if the human version of a feeder would dispense beers in order to attract their prey..

IIRC 971 pan does not have a dimple in it for pitman arm clearance but the 187 pan does. Wondering why Schumaker said to go with the 971...

Where's the exhaust port on these things - are they raised requiring a funky set of headers? Not sure I saw that in any of the docs. Are they heli-coiled where it counts, like the rocker shaft hold down bosses and exhaust manifold flange? Custom valve covers needed (taller) or are the valve...

Get the motor warmed up and back off each rocker, with the cam lobe in the closed position, til you can spin the pushrod between your fingers. Then tighten the adjuster til the pushrod JUST starts to lose all the slack up and down, then go 1/4 turn more and snug up the adjuster. Bump the motor...

Either that's the old DC K member or one someone made from a small block spool mount k frame. I've made one myself. Essentially they cut the small block mounts off and moved them to allow for positioning of the big block. You can't just plop a big block on an unmodified small block spool mount...

If its truly 40K machining the block would cost more than $320. I'd go for it. Block could be good to go at standard bore with nothing more than a quick hone and some fresh rings. Maybe nothing needed at all..

If you use the power brake booster it may work, but w/o the booster you may have fab work to do to get the master to bolt to the bracket w/o the booster, and to get the pedal action to work the master. IIRC there's some sort of bell crank linkage in the middle of the booster to firewall bracket...

Biggest common problem I see with valve cover sealing issues are where aftermarket intake port runners are a little taller than stock and tend to hold up the top edge of the valve cover from sealing tight. Either grinding the intake runner or notching the valve cover may be needed. That, and not...