Early Hemis Gone Wild

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WasserbeckSpeedShop
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Early Hemis Gone Wild

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Here at Wasserbeck Speed Shop we are building a few of these awesome engines and I thought that I'd share them with you all. One is a blown 392 for a Gezzer Gasser Willis which has a Bryant crank, Venolia pistons, Oliver rods, roller cam, and a beautiful set of Missile roller rocker arms. The second is a blown 354 for drag racing with mostly stock re-man parts but forged Ross pistons. And the third is a naturally aspirated 392 with forged Ross pistons for a rodder. I'll be posting some pics as the come along, hope you enjoy them.

Carson Wasserbeck
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DavidBraley
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Would it be possible to show us a picture of what the "Missile Roller Rockers" look like?

David
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Here is some pics of the line hone for the mains and our cylinder hone. I will get you some pics of the rocker arms when I get it mocked up.
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David here are some pics of the Missile rockers.

-Carson
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DavidBraley
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Thanks for the picks Carson! Those Missile Roller Rockers are awesome!

David
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speedicusmaximus
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Yep, they're neat ! Where can we get them from - apart from yourselves ?

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Re: Early Hemis Gone Wild

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The Missile rockers are available direct through Steve Lanius 517-849-2290 at Missile Enterprise. I was going to post a link to his web site, but for some reason his page is gone.??? The adjusters are sold separate and are from Smith Bros. Pushrods are on order from Trends. I'll get a pic of it complete and a link of the video of the dyno run once it's on youtube.
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