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kissy

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  1. This is the build thred that Darren did on fordmods.com, theres 11 pages and lots of pics!!! The BA Tsunami wagon build details Enjoy
  2. Why would you put a new fuel filter in every 3000km, its a waste of time, just do it every 50,000km and you'll be fine...
  3. 1. type of car u raced down the quarter mile ? BA XR6 turbo, 3.45diff, 4sp auto 2. weight of the car and your weight could be enbarassing this part ? 1700kg + me 105kg 3. rear wheel power or engine horse power figure of a dyno ? never been dyno'd, it's 100% stock 4. rate your driving skills poor to good out of 0 to 10 ? 8 (its auto noy much skill needed:)) 5. what track did u ran at ?Hot day or Cold day air temp please ? Heathcote 16/06/2007 temp 18.6 6. what tyres and differential ratios ? terrertry 18"s contanental tyres, stock 3.45 diff 7. elapsed time and mile per hour u pulled down the quarter mile ??? [email protected] 8. 60 foot mark ?2.2062
  4. kissy replied to PURVIE's topic in Off-Topic
    Already done The car only has the two Ford blue oval badges on it, looks clean as!!! Oops I'm getting the edit this week! (wont get custom till next year, that's when the mods start )
  5. kissy replied to PURVIE's topic in Off-Topic
    This is how it is to my understanding, so... If you have your P's BEFORE July 1st this yr the current power to weight rules apply, 125KW per tone, the BA T's are about 140KW per tone, so they are clearly over. But for poeple that get there P's AFTER July first the new rules apply, which I didnt bother reading as it wont affect me... Now the for the interesting part... After July 1st if ANY P plater that is caught driving a high powered vehicle gets a 3 point fine and upto a $1100 fine... Oh and I'm off my P's/21 in December too, so I think after July 1st I'm parking my car and driving the EF (I only got 2 points left...) Hope that helps
  6. Well it tuned out to be a great day the whether was fantastic!!! Would have been better if more people where. I managed to do a [email protected] on my T completely, so I'm pretty happy with that!!! and I got something like 20+ runs in too
  7. I'm gonna whatch this topic, I'm not a fan of the std stoppers...
  8. so how does it go??
  9. Thanks for that!!!
  10. So who's coming??? I cant wait to take me new car for test!!! But if you are please try and put you name on the list on fordmods.com It helps the organisers know whats happening...
  11. I'll have two of these when you sort out the issues you have getting them to work properly. It'll be good to know what they can read, I hope the read out, boost, oil pressure, engine temp, I couldnt care about the rest, but engine oil temp would be good too!!!
  12. G'day I've looken around through car mags and the net for intercooler upgardes and I came across this AVO TURBO WORLD Anyone got one???
  13. kissy replied to Jimbob's topic in Electrics Workshop
    Or you could buy a wide band sensor, but that'l' set you baock at least $350. With the stock narrow band sensor it's pretty much either ON or OFF at the switching point (correct me if I'm wrong) of an AFR of about 14.7
  14. kissy replied to Jimbob's topic in Electrics Workshop
    Just thinking but wont a AFR gauge be pretty much useless because the factor oxy sensor it's only a narrow band, and to get the proper use from a AFR gauge you need a wide band Oxy sensor welded into your exhaust...
  15. Mate since you have a ute it wont drone anyway, unless you dump the exhaust off at the dump pipe Oh and it would also be cheaper not to get the hot dogs!!!
  16. kissy replied to benjam's topic in Off-Topic
    what do ya mean by that???
  17. You can race if your not a member... You just wouldnt be in the running for any of the trophies or prizes But is it really that hard to become a member???
  18. kissy replied to a post in a topic in Off-Topic
    NAME: Stefan AGE: 20 JOB: Electrical Tester (I work in power distrabution sub stations for CitiPower)
  19. Hey just letting people know that the fordmods.com drag day has been re-booked, We will be racing through the Morning Session which runs from 11:00am to 4:30pm Saturday 16th June 2007 at Heathcote Raceway. Cheers Stefan
  20. kissy replied to balckxr's topic in Engine Workshop
    After results like those a retune deffinatly sounds like a good idea
  21. So tell me this, Does doing this mod in a SEDAN with just straight through pipes(no hotdogs) drone more than a e-series 6cyl falcon with a 2.5" exhaust??? Oh and only say if you actually know and not just guess!! Cheers Stefan
  22. Now correct me if I'm wrong, but dont get 3" exhaust as it's actually going backwards, it flows less than the STD one, which is twin 2.25"... So if ya gonna upgrade your exhaust get either a 3.5" all the way or a twin 2.5" or You could go the cheap option and just get the centre muffler removed??? Stefan
  23. This will be Fordmods.com's third Drag day at Heathcote, we had two there last year. After those two differant drag days I recon I'v got about 45 time slips lying around somewhere!!! And that was with about 30 - 40 cars there. Everyone seems to race at the start of the night, but after around 6:30 you can race come back and with in a couple minute your racing again!! It would be good to see some more fast cars there Cheers Stefan Heres some more details... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What's that... there's something in the air... Is it a toaster oven? Is it a mongolian bog rat? No it's BURNT RUBBER!! Yeh baby, once again the track calls and the challenge is issued - who will be the fastest Victorian Fordmodder? It could be YOU !! ( Well it sure as sh*t ain't Southy! ) We will be racing through the Twilight Session which runs from 4:30pm to 9pm on Saturday 21st April 2007 at Heathcote Raceway. As per usual, we have three racing classes: N/A I6 N/A V8 Blown / Forced Induction / NOS Now then, there will be trophies up for grabs and to be eligible for them you must be a registered Fordmods member and you must be driving a Ford on the night. For racer's the fee is $40 to be paid upon entry to the Raceway. For spectators, the fee is $10. Personal Drag Requirements To spectate, you need only bring yourself and maybe something warm to wear To race you will need the following: - Long Pants / Trousers - Long Sleeve Top or Jacket - Enclosed Shoes (No Thongs, sandals, etc) - Helmet (There are a couple available for loan at the track, but your own would be preferred) So basically, when in the drivers seat, the only parts of your body that should not be clothed/covered is your face and hands. Vehicle Drag Requirements All cars using the strip must be in a roadworthy, reliable and clean condition. The car must not be dripping oil or water all over the place (A quick pressure wash of the engine bay and underside would be an advantage). The car must be externally clean. Please don't turn up with the car covered in mud or the wheel arches filled with mud, as you will be asked to clean it by track officials. Any loose objects in the interior must be left outside the car, or put into the boot. Any heavy loose objects in the boot must be tied or bolted down, or removed for for racing. Heathcote also requires a bottle to catch any coolant overflow. This can be as simple as putting the coolant overflow hose into a 600ml soft drink bottle. So don't forget to buy a 600ml drink on the way. All of these rules may seem a little harsh or difficult, but they are there for your safety. And dont forget, almost as important as these rules, make sure you have plenty of fuel for the night (ie trip up, draging and trip back). Meet Points Eastern Side - Will be at our now traditional Ricketts Road Office Complex car park. Meet time is 12:30pm for a 12:45pm sharp departure time. Vic and Mark will meet everyone there and guide you in a northerly direction to the Ford HQ Office Building in Campbellfield Western Side - Will be at the Ring Road North Bound Mobil/McDonalds complex. Meet time is 12:30pm for a 12:45pm sharp departure time. Brett will meet everyone there (at the end of the carpark, closest to the Macca's playground where Southy will be hogtied to the kids swing set ) before departing north up the Ring Road and Sydney Road to the Ford HQ Office Building in Campbellfield Northern / Departure Point - Will be in front of the Ford HQ Office Building at 1:30pm for a 1:45pm departure time. From there we will travel north, up the Hume Highway, before veering off onto the Northern Highway at the Wallan exit, heading to Heathcote Raceway via Kilmore and Tooborac. We estimate arrival time at Heathcote Raceway at about 3:30pm. General Information - Once the groups have departed the meet points, they will not be stopping. Please make sure you have plenty of fuel, food and drink before the meet points departure time. Should you need to stop for fuel, etc, you will need to play catchup when you get going again - Heathcote raceway is approximately 17km further towards Bendigo from Heathcote. After you pass through a town called Knowsley, a sign on the left side of the road indicates a right turn about 300m from the sign onto a dirt road. Once on this road, the entrance to the track is about 2km on your right. - Open Service Stations are almost non existant on the trip home after the event. Make sure you have plenty of fuel to at least make Kilmore or Wallan for a fuel stop - Heathcote Raceway has a canteen that provides drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and food (hot and cold) should you be feeling peckish - Bring warm clothes, as it can be cold at the track during the evening. Great weather for cars, not to wonderful for the drivers and spectators - Bring plenty of cash as there are no card facilities at the Raceway - Please drive sensibly on the meet points on the trip up and back. Stupid and irresponsible driving will not be tolerated and may even mean you are disculded from this and future events. We pass many a police station on the trip up and back, and 30 or 40 cars in a row would be wonderful chain of cop bait and attention that we do not need! - If you have a CB bring it along, Ch 24 is normally reserved for exclusive Fordmods banter. Dont miss out on the chat during the travels - And most importantly, above all, Have Fun!!! Saturday 21st April has been booked. Sign up now and get your name on the list When you are adding your name to the list for dragging, please indicate what class (NA6, NA8 or F) you will be running in. If there is anythnig else, please contact any of the Cruise Mods! UPDATE Our sponsors for the event are Billet Products, Wade Camshafts and FTG Salvage. In addition, a $350 voucher from Billet Products will be raffled off on the night! Cheers, Brett, Mark & Vic.
  24. Haha that would be any awsome ski boat!!! you tow a team of skiers!!!

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