NMNA. A pair of Honda N600
Giggity?
There was a 454 or 427 in a Z600 back in Hot Rod around 1981. "Street Freaks" issue. I'll see if I can find a picture.
Edit: It's the November 1980 issue. Still looking for the car.
This is a start:
Found some:
This car partly inspired my V8 Firefly.
Yes.
Swank Force One wrote: Giggity?
I'm more like gigglesnort.
I saw a blown big block on alcohol at the 1/8 mile outlaw track near me. Ran like a 4.8 second 1/8th. The guy looked to be over 300lbs, there was not much room for anything other than tires, motor and driver!
team him up with Nashco and...profit?
Andrew Nelson confirmed some measurements with me when I had a Subaru 360.
Simple answer- Yes. 
Bad choice of acronyms here.
yupididit wrote: Bad choice of acronyms here.
It might make our canoes more entertaining for awhile.
MrJoshua wrote:yupididit wrote: Bad choice of acronyms here.It might make our canoes more entertaining for awhile.
I didn't know that the British Broadcasting Corporation was into that sort of thing.
Somebody drop off a micro car....I Have that 8.1L 496ci ready to find a home.
Point of reference...my Monza has a 49" wide engine bay....the BBC in it is 24.5" wide.
Andrew
In reply to wheels777:
Andrew, would a stock 454 be the same width? And where is that 24.5 measured? Would the exhaust manifolds that dimension by much?
DeadSkunk wrote: In reply to wheels777: Andrew, would a stock 454 be the same width? And where is that 24.5 measured? Would the exhaust manifolds that dimension by much?
Outside edge of the valve covers. The headers/manifolds extend out from there. The heads are Dart 360 and the valve covers are tall rounded type on a short deck (9.8")...it was originally measured as a joke when a group of us were looking at how narrow the Monza was.
If you need a good measurement, I can mock a short or tall deck up with factory heads. Let me know.
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