After a lot of thought, I'm done. I have my MAS and gears/driveshaft on the way and after that I am finished with the 'Stang. It just isn't practical, financially or otherwise, to do anything else to my car to make it go fast. I eventually am going to run a blower and do NOT want that on my stock shortblock. I just think it will be easier to start with a fresh block and build it up all at once and drop it in the car. I hate to admit it but I might go with a Chevy too. A good friend of mine has a HUGE shop and is basically a great source of free labor. He thinks if we do it together it will be a good way for me to learn. He has a '62 Nova running in the 10's that he put together (less machine work) so he for sure knows what he is doing. He is thinking about finding me a ChevyII or early Chevelle and putting in a big cubic inch small-block. Want I want to do though is find a Fox and stuff in a 377 or 383. I think it would be pretty cool and the only thing I can see being a problem would be the motor and trans mounts which wouldn't take long to fab and weld up. Basically I don't want to hack up my '94 GT with 38,000 miles on it when I could do the same thing to another car for less money and go faster. Sorry for the long post but I just felt like telling you my plans.
Mike
Mike