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Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Wed Jul 26, 2017 5:22 pm

Ferrari is so crazy....it ain't worth it haha (to me). I was reading about 180 degree headers and the Ford gt-40 (I feel like a freaking scumbag with all this Ford talk....but I'm starting to dig it). Anyway, the 180 degree headers can make normal v-8s sound like a Ferrari. Supposedly. They are neat. I think the gt-40 was made to beat Ferrari after a bad business deal (Ford was trying to buy Ferrari). Don't really need them with the inline 6 though....but someday.

GT-40...I saw a legit perfect condition on in person once....I was kinda in awe. I never thought anything outside of a GTO would be so cool haha. Tiny though and I don't think I would fit. Dn cool car.

Found this for you Chankgeez:
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http://jiminglese.com/weber5_013.htm

Anyway, that's what I've been planning to do to the mustang inline 6. 3 Weber dcoe 40 into an individual runner manifold. It's about as close I can get to efi without computers (mechanical fuel injection ain't good on the street). Going to put 2 3into1 headers on it with an x pipe to dual mufflers. Should be a good little low to mid-range torque machine with good gas mileage.

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Wed Jul 26, 2017 5:28 pm

:lol: That's pretty! :!!!:

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Wed Jul 26, 2017 5:33 pm

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I hope that last one was purple....I meant to post this one. :lol:

(Colorblind!) (I think its the same one?)

180 degree headers

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Fri Jul 28, 2017 10:53 pm

Old style (Nascar) msd cdi ignition: http://www.highlandsun.com/hyc/ignition/schematic.gif

Bosch/porche style: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche- ... atics.html (Volvo made transistors?) for the RMA squareback?

Seen some neat Arduino based ones too.

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Sat Jul 29, 2017 12:43 am

lordgalvar wrote:
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I hope that last one was purple....I meant to post this one. :lol:

(Colorblind!) (I think its the same one?)

180 degree headers


That is hot as fuck and would definitely help out on a straight 6 in a stang.
DO IT.
I like under bonnet porno.

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Sat Jul 29, 2017 10:29 am

Here's a great article on intake manifolds, CFM, sizing, and all that: http://victorylibrary.com/mopar/intake-tech-c.htm (it's mopar-centric, but that's cool, haha. 6-packs and cross-ram are pretty dang cool in my book).

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I had a dream last night where somebody was giving me ancient microwave sized Kodak cameras. To protect the viewing lens, they stuffed silk scarfs inside. When I unpacked the scarfs, it turns out they were hiding their ancestors in there (I think the lady forgot she put them there)... :erm:

BUT, I had a ranchero inline 6 with a cross ram syle dual 2 bbl Weber setup (like 32/38) with the carbs sitting above my passenger fender in a scoop like 12" high. That was pretty cool.


Pope, you all down in Australia kept this 6 style alive. The one aftermarket head is based on the 250 2v. All our US Ford straight 6 heads have cast on log intakes....really bad design. Wish I had the CI or Oz 2v. Let me know of you see any cool 6 stuff Pope! (Australian drag racing is pretty dang out there and awesome).

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Sat Jul 29, 2017 10:39 am

lordgalvar wrote: (it's mopar-centric, but that's cool, haha.


Not Mopar, but I wanna El Camino:

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Gimme that purple engine. :idk: :snax: :D

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Sat Jul 29, 2017 11:31 am

lordgalvar wrote:Bosch/porche style: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche- ... atics.html (Volvo made transistors?) for the RMA squareback?


That's a fun read. A CDI unit is definitely a more expensive spare rattling around in my front compartment, and my points have yet to leave me high and dry.

Well, my ignition points haven't fucked me. The lower set of Bosch D-Jetronic points that feed the analog computer FI system have given me grief. And since that's a crazy expensive part for what it is I should indeed be thinking on going a custom/modified route eventually.

Slippery slopes pulling at my feet.

Saw this the other day, there's no way I can justify it, but still... $850 for a crazy ass project that could double as my house once I poured all my money into it..

https://eugene.craigslist.org/pts/d/imp ... 77702.html

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I think that mouse nest carb is good for a laughing my ass off while walking home drunk HP boost right there.

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Mon Jul 31, 2017 4:45 am

You need to keep the body patina as is, restore the mechanicals and get a tax write off as a company car man.
It looks like your devices.
Also, something like this is the plan when I get biked up:
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Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Mon Jul 31, 2017 8:32 am

Yeah, I love old station wagons. :love: That one definitely looks amazing.

Maybe you can throw some kinda clear coat on the body to preserve the rust without allowing it to spread? :snax:

(That bike kinda reminds me of this moped chopper I've seen a dude ridin' around town. Also :love: )

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Mon Jul 31, 2017 10:00 am

That Impala wagon is dope. The wife and I are looking at getting a mid 80's Caprice Classic wagon with the rear facing seats. Hoping to find a baby blue bomber.

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Mon Jul 31, 2017 2:56 pm

I fixed my issue where the running lights/gauge lights fuse kept blowing!
Then, as I was driving yesterday, I heard a click.
Fuck.

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Tue Aug 08, 2017 3:58 pm

Chankgeez wrote:
lordgalvar wrote: (it's mopar-centric, but that's cool, haha.


Not Mopar, but I wanna El Camino:

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Gimme that purple engine. :idk: :snax: :D


Awesome! Yeah, I'd much prefer an el Camino. Or that station wagon. Or that bike. Haha.

I think I saw a pro stock impala like that do a 9 second 1/4 mile. It was jet black and pretty damn impressive. Speaking of which, my wife is sending me to Pomona swap on Sunday to look for a break of power steering setup for the mustang :grumpy:

I'm getting some respect for the mustang. The 200 inline 6 is actually a breeze to work on.

I tuned the heck out of it with a vacuum gauge and got it running really nice. I'm getting some slight hesitation when driving it over 20 min...I'm assuming it's something with the accelerator pump in the Holley carb. I found some Mikuni 40 phh for cheap and my wife picked em up. I still need more to go individual runner....but

What if I replaced the Holley 1940 which is like ~ 190 CFM with one of the Mikuni 40 phh with an adapter. It's ~180 cfm per tube...might work as a temporary setup to get rid of the lame Holley? I would need an adapter made. Probably won't do it. Probably wouldn't work very well either.

Converted the ignition off points. Took like an hour with the new coil and new spark plugs.

Ford zetec inline 4 with motorcycle carbs

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Tue Aug 15, 2017 7:20 pm

I can't wait to see that Mustang after you've done some more work to it. :snax:

Nice slideshow here: https://www.autocar.co.uk/slideshow/gro ... d-it-first

Re: The Automotive (& other mechanized vehicles) thread

Wed Aug 23, 2017 4:05 pm

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