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I have visited the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum when I have taken vacation trips to Salem Oregon to visit my sister and her husband who live in Salem Oregon. I have seen this SR71 Blackbird and I have seen this starting cart that was used to start the engines of the SR71 Blackbird. I also have taken photographs of this SR71 Blackbird.

What brand of pull out draws are those?

You never took the gearbox apart, was wanting to see how that is done. I want to lubricate my old one as its likely never been apart. The aluminium pulley likely has to come off first looking at it. Some advice would be good.

454 BBC X 2, once they used up the junkyard Buicks.

Thanks for this. Our tub is completely rusted; we inherited it with our house 10 yrs ago and it was old then. Wouldn’t have thought to search for parts for it if I hadn’t seen your video. But now I’ve got three new pieces headed my way for 1/3 the price of a new one. 😊 and it saves me the trouble of trying to make something else work instead.

I love just how American this whole thing is “How are we gonna start our new jet boys?” “Grab a few V8s and let ‘er eat”

Beautiful Ole school trucks gotta love them

Hi everyone. Can someone please tell me, why the J58 is started with a mechanical connection to the starting-machine and not with pressured air like most of the jet-engines (f.e. J79) ? Thx a lot for answering.

that metal looks prety thin - no?

The real star was at the beginning

Wow😮

Hey, Q! 👋 Here from IG story today 😆

I think they used multiple engines as they were available. They may have started with the 401 nailhead but I've also read they also used 425 cu in. Buick wildcat nailhead engines up until around 1970 when most switched to chevy 454 cu in engines. I've read some auxiliary bases never got rid of the nailhead engine carts and continued to use as needed.

My question is, how does it sound like that? Is it not an even-fire 4-cyl 4-stroke?

Great video 👍🏼

Wow

Later in the 60’s and 70’s they used LS7 454 big block Chevy engines.

One question i did have is when you take the fuel line off will fuel continue to flow from the tank or does the pump stop the fuel from leaking? I see you have a akrapovic system have you done any remap or tuning? Thanks

$10000 in labor lol

DINSTARR!!!! No Air Power without Ground Power!!!

Why not both 🤷🏼‍♂️😅

These guys were really stupid....all that needed to be done was build the motor correctly and balance it and no need to replace it over and over. What a waste. Plain stupidity....and they are engineers???? From where? Bubble gum University?

braaptalk sent me here.

Are u able to pull the engine straight out on these or do u go down? I´ts on winter storage now :D

You mentioned TEB, are the igniters TEA-TEB, like in rocket engines?

Love that, I have got the same van in Germany but unfortunately a build like that is impossible with the german TÜV :/

Very cool truck. It's definitely saveable. I'd fix it.

Cab to hood gasket went bad and snow and rain rusted a hole through the air cleaner to. Engine will be rusted solid in one ofnthe pistons. Total rebuild time. Is it worth it for the truck?

He has Never seen a thermal choke tube.

I wouldn't mind having it🤔😇✝️🙏❤️🇺🇲💯👍

Bro i had a hard time with my distributer and the points.

The sound of threads nice 🤣

Oh man get that thing running I’m dyin to hear it turn over

Is that air conditioning?

That's the tube that runs from the exhaust manifold to the choke on the side of the carburetor. When the exhaust gets warm, the choke starts to open.

I love the Ford small blocks. Actually, I love the big blocks too.

3/8 Milwaukee go brrr brrr

Good info!

1,000,000 Billy Squire bonus points!

Are u the guy RossCreations pranked?

Theyre pulling it out since the bike on track is gonna expirance WOT most of the time. Wot is wide open throtle)

Where's the exhaust?

Rare one of the first❤

But why? Whats it stealing from performance?

It's a Nova, boss. Bosanova?

Gorgeous

I can't fathom the amount of bodywork that took. Beautiful

That is gorgeous

My dude in the house alright alright Alright

My 1970 Dart had the two different heater core size hoses, that cars heater was so good you could cook a chicken on the passengers feet.