gimmemud
03-31-2008, 05:47 AM
I just wanted to let everyone know about my experience with Ed Wilson (Edvanced Engines)
I have been dealing with Ed for several months now, mostly on pistons and general advise and finaly decided to let him upgrade my engine.
Ed has vast connections in the performance parts industry, he calls these big name companys and he doesnt even have to tell him who is calling, they know by his voice.He had a sheetmetal intake built in 2 weeks, a custom set of BRC nos pistons built in 1 week, GRP aluminum rods in 2 days, got a set of Stealth titanium valves in 1 week, PAC springs in 1 week, a 7/4 and 2/3 swap LSM cam in 2 weeks, and a set of heads worked by Curtis @ RFD in a couple of weeks. All of this was done on a tight, almost unattainable time line, but he came through. I got the opportunity to spend almost 18 hrs watching and helping him assemble this engine, and man oh man does he know what it takes to build an awesome engine. We finaly got enough of the engine together to measure push rod length at 3:00 pm Thursday, he called Smith Brothers and had a set of 3/8 .140 wall push rods built and shipped same day, overnight to me and they were waiting for me when I got home Friday morning.
Due to time constraints we were unable to get this monster on the dyno as planned, but by the way it sounds and revs to 10 grand with just a rip of the throttle, I know I wont be dissapointed. I know this sounds crazy, but this thing sounds different than any engine I have ever heard run.
Thanks again Mr. Ed for a experiance I will never forget, And thanks to Beck Mechanical (sheetmetal intake), GRP rods, BRC Pistons, LSM cams, PAC springs, Smith Brothers push rods, Stealth titanium valves, and Curtis @ RFD for making this happen so quickly. I will post some pics and maybe even a video as soon as I can.
Thanks Ed, you are truly a gem in this industry
I have been dealing with Ed for several months now, mostly on pistons and general advise and finaly decided to let him upgrade my engine.
Ed has vast connections in the performance parts industry, he calls these big name companys and he doesnt even have to tell him who is calling, they know by his voice.He had a sheetmetal intake built in 2 weeks, a custom set of BRC nos pistons built in 1 week, GRP aluminum rods in 2 days, got a set of Stealth titanium valves in 1 week, PAC springs in 1 week, a 7/4 and 2/3 swap LSM cam in 2 weeks, and a set of heads worked by Curtis @ RFD in a couple of weeks. All of this was done on a tight, almost unattainable time line, but he came through. I got the opportunity to spend almost 18 hrs watching and helping him assemble this engine, and man oh man does he know what it takes to build an awesome engine. We finaly got enough of the engine together to measure push rod length at 3:00 pm Thursday, he called Smith Brothers and had a set of 3/8 .140 wall push rods built and shipped same day, overnight to me and they were waiting for me when I got home Friday morning.
Due to time constraints we were unable to get this monster on the dyno as planned, but by the way it sounds and revs to 10 grand with just a rip of the throttle, I know I wont be dissapointed. I know this sounds crazy, but this thing sounds different than any engine I have ever heard run.
Thanks again Mr. Ed for a experiance I will never forget, And thanks to Beck Mechanical (sheetmetal intake), GRP rods, BRC Pistons, LSM cams, PAC springs, Smith Brothers push rods, Stealth titanium valves, and Curtis @ RFD for making this happen so quickly. I will post some pics and maybe even a video as soon as I can.
Thanks Ed, you are truly a gem in this industry