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Check out this bad boy ... looks to be an M119 eh?
- Thread starter gerryvz
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Here are some more details as well as some recent work he's done. Looks like the 119 is a true 6.3-liter with a 560 crank, but he's had some issues with it. Look at that porting !!
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w126-s- ... ost4332285
Cheers,
Gerry
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w126-s- ... ost4332285
Cheers,
Gerry
whats with the "something different" !
Interesting, will have a read.
As for the muscle cars, Other than the US, Q8 and maybe a few other ME countries, I am not aware of other countries that got caught in the muscle cars craze in the 1970's . Judge,Hemi Cuda,Trans am 455,chevelle ss, 442 cutlass,Custom chargers with 500 blocks !
Back in their days, the guys used to Street race for spare wheels and rounds of drinks ! though these cars did not last long, it ends up in the junk yard after 4-5 years, in the best of cases.
Interesting, will have a read.
As for the muscle cars, Other than the US, Q8 and maybe a few other ME countries, I am not aware of other countries that got caught in the muscle cars craze in the 1970's . Judge,Hemi Cuda,Trans am 455,chevelle ss, 442 cutlass,Custom chargers with 500 blocks !
Back in their days, the guys used to Street race for spare wheels and rounds of drinks ! though these cars did not last long, it ends up in the junk yard after 4-5 years, in the best of cases.
500Ecstasy thread with details on the original 102mm custom Wiseco pistons, which were all for naught with the blowup and subsequent steel sleeving:
http://www.500ecstasy.com/forums//showt ... rom-Weisco
http://www.500ecstasy.com/forums//showt ... rom-Weisco
