Piston & Connecting Rod Orientation

[@Donaldherman-m3r]

Watched several videos 0n this subject and your's was the first to actually explain this procedure in plain English and with clear video. Excellent video, thanks for posting.

[@billsgarage]

Wow, thank you so much for the compliment, and thanks for watching!

[@AndersonZappa]

I've just found your channel, sir! HUGE thanks for the great info you're sharing with us. I'm building a 347 also in my garage, btw. Cheers!

[@billsgarage]

Thanks, good luck with yours!

[@tshepomaphosa9496]

Thanks searched and searched this is the only video that makes sense

[@billsgarage]

Awesome, thanks for watching!

[@fsu3784]

So is it safe to say that the flat side of the connecting rod will face the front side ( marked by a dot or arrow) of the piston??

[@billsgarage]

The flat sides of the connecting rods face each other and the chamfered side faces the crank.

[@DriversTherapy]

Great video! You speak really well. Excellent video. What car is that engine going in by the way?

[@billsgarage]

Thanks! It's going into one of the most hated cars in history - my beloved 1978 Mustang II.

[@DriversTherapy]

@@billsgarage those are cool!!! I like the look. Does it have the wing?

[@billsgarage]

Not yet, but it will 😁

[@hwy2hvn61]

Thanks man I had one wrong after a double check after watching this. 👍

[@billsgarage]

Glad it helped, thanks for watching!

[@daren9721]

Thank you for this video!!!!!

[@billsgarage]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@harmankardon478]

nice!

[@billsgarage]

Thanks!