Where are my spark plugs? Found them....

[RLS7201]

Where are my spark plugs? I know their in there some where?




Richard

[oldave]

RLS7201 wrote:
And as I try to type I have a 15# golden tabby on my computer desk pawing at my keyboard. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. I may need a trip to the brothel? GRIN..........

Ah, you'll have um both purring soon. That is the tabby and the 460. LOL

[RLS7201]

oldave wrote:
I'm not seeing the pictures.

Short Block.

Long Block

[RLS7201]

oldave wrote:

RLS7201 wrote:

oldave wrote:
Ya sure had to take a lot apart to find those plugs. Grin

Yeah, some times I get carried away and do thing the hard way.
If ya look real close, just to the right of the cherry picker (red). You'll see ½ of # 8 cylinder of the replacement block.
The garage is getting a little cluttered with stuff.

Richard

I see it, looks like it's covered in plastic.

Why the new block? Looks like a big job. Keep us posted.
We like those pictures.

The 528 stroker engine was a piece of **** from the start. Burned oil, piston rattle, etc. I picked the wrong engine builder. I should have built it myself, but I couldn't find any one in the KC area that could deck the block. Then it burned a valve and I decided to rebuild the old 460 and scrap the 528.
And as I try to type I have a 15# golden tabby on my computer desk pawing at my keyboard. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. I may need a trip to the brothel? GRIN..........

Richard

[oldave]

I'm not seeing the pictures.

[RLS7201]

Spark plugs almost have a new home.

Short Block/



Long Block



Richard

[oldave]

RLS7201 wrote:

oldave wrote:
Ya sure had to take a lot apart to find those plugs. Grin

Yeah, some times I get carried away and do thing the hard way.
If ya look real close, just to the right of the cherry picker (red). You'll see ½ of # 8 cylinder of the replacement block.
The garage is getting a little cluttered with stuff.

Richard

I see it, looks like it's covered in plastic.

Why the new block? Looks like a big job. Keep us posted.
We like those pictures.

[RLS7201]

oldave wrote:
Ya sure had to take a lot apart to find those plugs. Grin

Yeah, some times I get carried away and do thing the hard way.
If ya look real close, just to the right of the cherry picker (red). You'll see ½ of # 8 cylinder of the replacement block.
The garage is getting a little cluttered with stuff.

Richard

[oldave]

Ya sure had to take a lot apart to find those plugs. Grin

[RLS7201]

I found the plugs......GRIN.



Richard

[time2roll]

Look here to find the plugs at the end of the wires:



Just add to cart and the plugs and the rest will be on the way over shortly 😉

https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-6007-572DF

[Dale_Traveling]

They are in one of the many boxes of stuff that came with the coach. Probably in the same box as the carburetor along with the distributor and spark plug wires. You'll need them also. Besure to clean them real good and set the gap before puttin them in. They're factory originals and should still be good. That factory stuff lasts a long time.

And don't forget to lineup all them timing marks when you install the distributor.

[oldave]

Ok, I found this signature. So Ford 460 engine.


RLS7201's Signature

95 Bounder 32H F53
460/528 stroker
2013 CRV Toad
2 Segways in Toad
First brake job
1941 Hudson

[RLS7201]

okhmbldr1 wrote:
It's really hard to tell from this one photo, but I don't see a distributor or carburetor. I'm thinking diesel?????

Just look at the color of the engine. Then look at my signature. GRIN

Richard

[RLS7201]

wa8yxm wrote:
I figured out where his spark plugs are.
Since that's a stripped down engine... In the Auto Parts store on the shelf.

Ya got me...........

Richard