Bostick Racing Engines

Bostick Racing Engines High Performance in-house machine shop and engine building facility, specializing in marine, high pe Automotive/Marine/Industrial/Off-Road Engine Machine Shop

RIP Frankie… 17 years is a good run… I’ll miss you every day. The shop won’t be the same without you bud.
07/29/2026

RIP Frankie… 17 years is a good run… I’ll miss you every day. The shop won’t be the same without you bud.

03/03/2026

Little 416 Small Block Windsor Ford. Nice pickup street rod deal.

375hp L-77 for a number matching 1969 Camaro SS resto project. Customer wanted to keep it as close to original as possib...
12/06/2025

375hp L-77 for a number matching 1969 Camaro SS resto project. Customer wanted to keep it as close to original as possible, sound, performance, castings, etc… while dropping the compression to a pump gas friendly 9.5:1 and going to a hydraulic roller instead of solid flat tappet. I think we did alright, made 455hp@6000/457tq… idles really happy at 700rpm… nice smooth torque and hp curves, and pulls to 6500rpm without skipping a beat. #396

03/26/2024

Ok… folks… step right up… guess the beans… get a shirt n hat. Nice 60 over REAL stock stroke 289 (2.87”) 9.3:1 cr, renegade small valve heads with a little port dust up, shelf hyd roller 224/[email protected], rpm intake. We’re talking a really nice stockish Cali-swill pump gas 289 for a 1965 Ford Falcon. Even has the stock dizzy… idles at 600-650… I mean no extra frills other than listed and some Bostick love on the machine work and assembly. I picked this since it’s not one of our typical 650hp pump gas or 900hp hotrod jet boat deals… just something different but an ordinary street deal. First to guess closest… wins. Btw… I’m still dynoing this girl, so I probably won’t be done for a few with results.
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Forgot to add this here… but Hp/tq #’s… closest on both together gets it.

It seems, at least to me, that anymore, all I do is come across shoddy work, poor quality, lack of pride in work, and a ...
02/25/2024

It seems, at least to me, that anymore, all I do is come across shoddy work, poor quality, lack of pride in work, and a general dgaf attitude in this, and most other industries. I am also aware that I do spend a considerable amount of time grumbling about it. It’s becoming commonplace to the point where it’s becoming the rule rather than the exception. Sad. So I would like to take this time to acknowledge people who I work with that do still take pride in their work, put out quality work, and actually still look out for their customers. I recently decided it was necessary to put new tires on the cortina… 18 years and a blow-out on the way to the duct tape drags… it’s probably about time. Years before me, someone took the original Lotus wheels and modified the offset. They never fit right and always rubbed. So I had .angus cut the centers out and re-install in the hoops at the correct offset. Dude killed it… knocked them out in short time… totally got them dead straight and was able to do it without damaging the unobtanium wheels. The only complaint is the welds on the inside look too good for 1965 Lotus quality😂. Then Tyler , who prepped them for Angus by blasting 58 years of layers of paint and schmeg, reblasted them and laid on a really nice silver base with a clear over the top. His powder work never dissapoints. Next stop was to where, they were actually the first stop to bust the difficult to remove dry rotted tires off, without damaging them, which I really appreciate. On the return visit they installed new tires and balanced spot on. Overall, all three shops did everything I wanted, all fitting in within their hectic busy schedules, and all did a fantastic job. Car looks so much better… drives better… and now I’m guilting myself into working on the rest of it to match how good this came out. This is what workmanship in America is supposed to be… and I am very happy that I get to work with and spend money with people that still believe in doing the best job they can. Thanks dudes.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us and our family, to you and yours.
12/25/2023

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us and our family, to you and yours.

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