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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
I want to move to Australia. There is so many ------- cool hmt and swap setups down there. ------ Aussies have nothing better to do out in the desert than build cool ----.
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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
Originally Posted by wafflesincars
I want to move to Australia. There is so many ------- cool hmt and swap setups down there. ------ Aussies have nothing better to do out in the desert than build cool ----.
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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
Originally Posted by ososlohatch
agreed not to mention women and beautiful kangaroos
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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
Originally Posted by ososlohatch
agreed not to mention beautiful women and kangaroos
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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
Silly Americans and their notions eh Fred?
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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
Originally Posted by St.Taint
Silly Americans and their notions eh Fred?
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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
LOL to several posts.
ozzy != nz. i think you'll find the import scene at least as vibrant in nz than oz because they cost literally half as much (no import duties on jappers in nz, but ozzy builds cars including your GTO, and needs to protect that) ozzys dont live in the desert... they live around the edge... where its wet ... ish ... vaguely. wesley! lol i told them it wasnt anything much to look at. by far the best two pics there are the black top 4age, and the four of us in our stolen overalls :-) |
Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
man that is badass, mucho props to you man, looks like alot of time and energy went into this project and it came out great.
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Re: fe3 / fe dohc + holset + ford courier (b2000) = good fun ;-)
thanks :-) yeah, i did put a lot of time and effort in. i'm a fan of do it once and do it right. having said that, my TODO list is about 50 items long at the moment and growing. its not really finished despite that fact that it runs, goes hard, and stops ok. for example, the brakes will catch on fire with that engine, and there are only front brakes at the moment (not too bad, but no hand brake too!). fitting up huge brakes is quite far up the list. not sure what to put on it yet. i'm thinking that i should go 5 studs for the choice of light wheels (i want to circuit race it) and also bigger choice in brake rotors. i might investigate the legality and costs of replacement bits for the ally hat style rotors. if its not tooooo bad, that would save a lot of dicking around looking for a suitable donor vehicle...
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