On my '51 226 in my 2 door sedan I unbolted the vent tube from the valve train cover completely and installed a grommet and PVC valve from a V8 '72 Chevelle 350. the grommet fits snug as does the valve. I tack welded a piece of plate on the inside of the valve cover to prevent oil being sucked...
The G engine has a crab style distributor on the front of the engine. The H has a conventional distributor on the driver's side.
M engines were installed '49 to '53 in F-6 and larger trucks. My research indicates that they were used in School buses during the same years.
The M engine has a...
The 2x1 intake is a Nicson. I found it at the old Pate Swap Meet in the early 90's. The exhaust on that engine is a stock manifold that I split for duals. That engine is in my street driven '51 that is my avatar.
I built the four barrel intake from square and rectangle tubing. Sort of a...
I've got a 1950 Mechanix Illustrated Magazine where Tom McCahill compares a '50 Ford six with a V8. In a quarter mile, the six will consistently outrun the V8 up to the last 200 feet and the V8 passes it. Good article.
I have a couple of flathead sixes in shoeboxes that might take exception to some of this six bashing. Sorry about the double post. Tried to delete one of them.
It's been 20 years but I got all my overhaul parts for a 226H from Kanter. Not sure now, but then the parts came in NOS original boxes. No Chinese junk.