1. What was the first year of the PCV?
2. What company was the one to introduce the PCV to the automotive world?
3. What Ford vehicle was named after a family member of Henry Ford?
4. What year did GM intoduce the Gen2 body style Nova?
5. How many years was the Dodge Little Red Express pickup in production for?
6. What do Chevy 400 SB heads have that 350, 327, 305 heads dont?
7. What year was the first for Ford's 400ci 335 series engine?
8. Does the distributor from a 351C also fit?
9. What company made the 455 first? Olds?Pontiac?Buick?
10. What was the last year Dodge made the 440?
11. Are the engine mounts different from a 426 WEDGE engine compared to a 426 HEMI.
12. Which Ford engine was nicknamed the "semi hemi"
13. What was the first year Chevy introduced the 454?
14. Who is the driver for the Castrol NHRA funny car?
15. What two years did Cadillac produce the 500ci in their Coupe deville?
16. Do GM and chrysler have the same firing order on the V8s?
17. Which side of the engine compartment does the Dodge Slant six slant to?
18. What is the name for the first hemi engine by chrysler and what cubic inch?
19. How many cubic inches did the Chevy 396 grow to in 1970?
20. Whats the cylinder bore on a Ford 460?

 

uhm... how many life lines do i get lol

 

Haha, No life lines man sorry.

 

CaptGuz , lets ask the audience haha

 

o.k. I'll try.

No 5. 2 yrs. 1977 and 1978.
No 10 1979?
No 14 John Force


I should know question No 12, but I'll have to look it up.

 

k. my bad, the lil red express was '78 and '79. '78 with the single headlights, '79 double stacked.

 

63??? It was the early 60's at least only on Cali cars.
Cadillac
Edsel
I don't know anything about GM's... Nor does any other self respecting FTE member for that matter
Or Dodge's for that matter.
See answer to question 4.
1971 - well that was the model year anyway, some may have been sold in late 1970
Also fit what? I assume you are talking about the 400. In that case - yes it does
I think it was olds - but like I said before I don't know about GM's.
I know it was the late seventies.Got to be kidding me - no idea.
Boss 302.
Early 1970's
Don't know - don't get a chance to follow NHRA over here (unfortunately)
I have no idea, but it would have to be around 1970 (that was when everyone else was doing it)
Ok - a non-Ford question I know. Yes they do.
I only know this because a good friend has a 265 Hemi. Its to the passenger side (in LHD vehicles)
Don't know - and nor do I care
I am guessing 454 - at which point it answers Q 13.
4.36"

 

Ooooo...someone thinks they are smart.

-Matt

 

What, who?

 

Yeah sorry bout #8 it is supposed to be What does the distributor froma 351C also fit? which is a 351M, 400 and 429 and 460.

Here are the Answers

1. 1953
2. Studebaker
3. Edsel
4. 1968
5. 2
6. Steamholes
7. 1971
8. 351m, 400, 429, 460
9. Pontiac in the later 1961- early 62
10. 1978
11. Yes
12. Boss 429
13. 1970
14 John Force
15. 1975- '76
16. Yes
17. Passenger side
18. 331 Firepower
19. 402
20. 4.36 bore

 

The BOSS 302 was only a wedge chamber engine. The heads were from a 4V 351C engine but it has different coolant ports from a regular 351C. And Oldsmobile didnt come out with the 455 until late 65 into 66 model years. One thing that is good when knowing more than just one manufacturer is more people will come to you for knowing certain things therefore you will either earn more money if you have a business or you will just get recognized as a knowledeable individual at least thats what I think anyways. I myself specialize in Ford but I would also like to know what others have going on so Im not left in the dark when people are talking about other things from Chevy or dodge or pontiac etc etc.

 

Actually both John, and Ashley Force drive for Castrol

 

I'll take clues for $100 Alex!