Jon Kaase's EMC engine detailed in the March issue of Popular Hot Rodding

[na svt]

The article is quite detailed so those wondering what went into this build will find it quite informative. However, I'm only able to post the first page (as to not hurt magazine sales) so to learn more you'll have to buy the issue when it comes out in a couple weeks.
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[Jeffonebuck]

Amazing skills and thought put into this build and ,,,Money !! Those headers are a work of art !

[massacre]

John Kaase is a Ford legend.

[jwibbity]

i wonder what car that thing is sitting in?!?

[massacre]

It's probably sitting on a stand in his shop. Going to be hard to fit those headers into a street car lol.

[Jolly Roger]

John Kaase is a Ford legend.

From Westlake, Ohio no Less:D
Home track was the former Norwalk Raceway Park (NRP) now Summit Raceway Park.
He used to race a 427 Comet named Comet-Kasse,
then switch to a 427 Mustang named Kaame-Kasse. (FYI);)

[Joe Walsh]

You wouldn't need a heater in the car that gets that badazz DOHC with those 'George Barris' headers!!!.....:bows:

One of my bucket list items is to have a Jon Kaase built crate engine.
I'm in love with his 521 CID BOSS motors, (just a tad too pricey for me)
but now I'm really interested in a 427W with those sick P-38 heads.....:banana:

How 'bout a 650 HP N/A Windsor small block??