TAXI wrote:http://www.boostedfalcon.net/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=22712
copy this and Buy all parts second hand.
Pretty sure you can get close enough parts wise.
He done more than one pass.
Commando wrote:seriously, this thread is now a complete cyber skip bin filled with all kinds of waste from the internet...
NUT347 wrote:No.
Impertas car has probably $4000 of gearbox alone, and so did gillys.
The pure fact is that parts like ECUs, injectors and decent quality turbos is just a start.
The key to running good times is a well setup gearbox which I'll give the benifet of $2500 second hand.
needfordspeed wrote:A $200 powerglide would turn into $1000 or more when you consider a custom converter, custom bellhousing, transmount, tail shaft and shifter, and that'll be a standard glide with who knows how many kms.
mattb347 wrote:wouldnt use an EF EL, would go for an early falcon, maybe an XK or XL wagon.
4.0 EB motor with a 2nd hand turbo set up, 5 speed with a pintara (auto) 4.11 diff grafted in.
set of slicks, 2nd hand gas research setup and no intercooler.
have to go close......
67rce wrote:Lol @ people calling allmtr a dreamer. With alot of 'right time, right place' and not paying labour, it could be done if you can get the BTR to hold on.
mattb347 wrote:cos i've done it before. (in 1997/98)
the XK XL fords weigh fuckall, they adapt all kinds of motors easily, leaf spring rear end, good weight distribution, good weight transfer on launch, and the wagons arent sought after (the thread was assuming you owned the car)
i used a left hand drive coupe last time with a crate 350 chev 375hp motor with a 150 shot of NOS and a nine inch diff from an XY wagon.
trans was a turbo 350 with a manual valve body and a 4000rpm stall.
cost $8K but did run a 9.20 @ 144mph
matt.
Commando wrote:seriously, this thread is now a complete cyber skip bin filled with all kinds of waste from the internet...
67rce wrote:Lol @ people calling allmtr a dreamer. With alot of 'right time, right place' and not paying labour, it could be done if you can get the BTR to hold on.
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