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  • Member For: 6y 11m 18d
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These cars live with your power for a long time, it isn't a huge amount especially for e85. Its just the luck of the draw with second hand parts. If the head is cracked just whack on the other one it will be fine and it could just be a 10yr old gasket. You have just been unlucky that's all.

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Keeping on the budget side of things what do we all think of this? Looks to be an old style pw tank Can this support my power level? Maybe even throw a new pump at it. https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/kearns/other-parts-accessories/ford-falcon-ba-bf-xr6-turbo-f6-process-west-surge-tank/1268946899

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all of those older style chassis mount surge tanks can support huge huge power, just depends on what pumps you attach to them.

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yeah, plenty switched from multiple 044's to better powerful single pumps ages ago and it happens heaps now as the 044 was never compatible with E85 (unless that changed recently) so plenty of people switched to big singles or completely different pumps to be suitable for the E85 that tons of people were switching to or already running.

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This is looking like the winner then

https://plazmaman.com/product/ford-falcon-babf-fuel-system-single-pump-700hp/

Will I need the stage one fitting kit? I can't exactly figure out what its for because it looks like everything will mount up and plumb into the stock lines.

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Parts have arrived just in time so all systems are go for repairs starting tomorrow. No information on torque specs supplied for the head studs but I watched the clip of scotty doing up his barra and he did 3 steps to 135nm. Should be sweet? Still waiting on a message back from dominator for confirmation.

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90lbft is the usual for head studs. ARP has lots of info on their website.

 

Edit: maybe that was the main studs lol.

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Got smacked with the tardle stick.
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