Advice
Advice
So if I was to buy a clean ED/EB/EL for arguments sake..what's involved in getting a simple turbo conversion? Any good reliable contacts in Melbourne's West?
Thanks;
Thanks;
DAILY '89 AT Telstar TX5 turbo|white over grey|2.5" exhaust to custom dump pipe|relocated AFM|600x80x400 FMIC|16psi stable|Full adjustable coilovers
SOLD '99 AU FALCON [DEFECTED]
PROJECT '87 VL BERLINA |white over silver, red pinstripe|orginal factory everything|128xxxkms

SOLD '99 AU FALCON [DEFECTED]
PROJECT '87 VL BERLINA |white over silver, red pinstripe|orginal factory everything|128xxxkms

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Jesus. Really?
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EF bottom end with ported EB head, valve springs, EL ECU & J3 chip, crane HI6 CDI & MSD coil, LC-1 wideband & SSI-4 logger
soon - .595" lift cam, GT4202, forged AU engine and built head, ems stinger 4424 ecu, powerglide with 5500 high stall etc - next, bellhousing
XH ute daily - DOHC BA XR6 engine, T5, AU3 ECU with TI J3 chip, ported BBM, 3" stainless intake - 12" sub, tub liner and hard lid - mass skids and epic tyre carrying capabilities
EF bottom end with ported EB head, valve springs, EL ECU & J3 chip, crane HI6 CDI & MSD coil, LC-1 wideband & SSI-4 logger
soon - .595" lift cam, GT4202, forged AU engine and built head, ems stinger 4424 ecu, powerglide with 5500 high stall etc - next, bellhousing
XH ute daily - DOHC BA XR6 engine, T5, AU3 ECU with TI J3 chip, ported BBM, 3" stainless intake - 12" sub, tub liner and hard lid - mass skids and epic tyre carrying capabilities
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Just turbo the VL??SLY-TX5 wrote:So if I was to buy a clean ED/EB/EL for arguments sake..what's involved in getting a simple turbo conversion? Any good reliable contacts in Melbourne's West?
Thanks;
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Hey, nah the VL is pending payment..feel like a Falcon again. I found an interesting XE turbo that's worth checking out
DAILY '89 AT Telstar TX5 turbo|white over grey|2.5" exhaust to custom dump pipe|relocated AFM|600x80x400 FMIC|16psi stable|Full adjustable coilovers
SOLD '99 AU FALCON [DEFECTED]
PROJECT '87 VL BERLINA |white over silver, red pinstripe|orginal factory everything|128xxxkms

SOLD '99 AU FALCON [DEFECTED]
PROJECT '87 VL BERLINA |white over silver, red pinstripe|orginal factory everything|128xxxkms

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I've seen it but its not registerable with the setup on it. It needs a mod plate unlike a factory turbo car. Better off buying something that is already turbo; ie xr6 turbo which is really cheap to find now (for under 10k you can pick up a nice one)SLY-TX5 wrote:Hey, nah the VL is pending payment..feel like a Falcon again. I found an interesting XE turbo that's worth checking out
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That's what I'd be going for if I didn't already have three falcons which one of them I'm bound to turbo lol. Its cheap and reliable power (as well as being already factory no mod plates are needed).
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So what get a BA XR6 and rip the badge off?? I wanted an 80s car .. fark decisions man.. i'd actually really like a ZK/ZJ/ZL
DAILY '89 AT Telstar TX5 turbo|white over grey|2.5" exhaust to custom dump pipe|relocated AFM|600x80x400 FMIC|16psi stable|Full adjustable coilovers
SOLD '99 AU FALCON [DEFECTED]
PROJECT '87 VL BERLINA |white over silver, red pinstripe|orginal factory everything|128xxxkms

SOLD '99 AU FALCON [DEFECTED]
PROJECT '87 VL BERLINA |white over silver, red pinstripe|orginal factory everything|128xxxkms

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Its easy enough man, quite easy power. There are so many guys running them on P plates. Be aware though you arn't covered insurance wise for turbo cars on P plates (unless you have an exemption). If you plan on a ZK/ZJ/ZL be aware you will not be able to easily turbo it unless you run straight gas with a gas research setup or you run an aftermarket ecu. Its not an easy procedure I'm in the process of deciding whether I might turbo my XF or not.
The other option is: read up on turboing EA-AU falcons, give it a go yourself. I plan to give it a go maybe at the start of next year (make a wish list of parts that will suit together: gt35/40 turbo, custom manifold etc). Make a realistic power goal and bear in mind that you will probably need to upgrade everything else on the car (brakes etc) if you do decide to go larger power. 220kw on low boost a falcon can handle no worries with a standard block (assuming its not stuffed). Its not rocket science if you know how to use a socket set and know where everything goes. Then it would be advised to run a j3 chip to run the car.
The other option is: read up on turboing EA-AU falcons, give it a go yourself. I plan to give it a go maybe at the start of next year (make a wish list of parts that will suit together: gt35/40 turbo, custom manifold etc). Make a realistic power goal and bear in mind that you will probably need to upgrade everything else on the car (brakes etc) if you do decide to go larger power. 220kw on low boost a falcon can handle no worries with a standard block (assuming its not stuffed). Its not rocket science if you know how to use a socket set and know where everything goes. Then it would be advised to run a j3 chip to run the car.
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You struggling to find this info on here?SLY-TX5 wrote:So if I was to buy a clean ED/EB/EL for arguments sake..what's involved in getting a simple turbo conversion? Any good reliable contacts in Melbourne's West?
Thanks;
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Wasn't the VL exactly what you wanted though =/ I'm confused dudeSLY-TX5 wrote:Hey, nah the VL is pending payment..feel like a Falcon again. I found an interesting XE turbo that's worth checking out
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There's a fairlane turbo for sale on ozfalcon, 6ish iirc.
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http://www.ozfalcon.com.au/index.php?/t ... ane-turbo/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
$5500 with Simmons, $5000 without.
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http://www.ozfalcon.com.au/index.php?/t ... ane-turbo/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
$5500 with Simmons, $5000 without.

