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  • #10273
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    First Manifold Port Matching

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    Interior 3

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    Lucky last, now I can actually go check them out properly :)

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    Sounds mental, love it!!!!

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    Good work mate. Looks pretty trick. Who did the heads and manifold work.

     

    My single plane wasn’t much better.

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    Heads are CNC’d by Higgins. Manifold work done by Shane Cable. Initially had a Come Racing single plane.  TP up 45hp on flow bench.

     

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    Heads are CNC’d by Higgins. Manifold work done by Shane Cable. Initially had a Come Racing single plane. TP up 45hp on flow bench.

    Ironic, come state theirs will outflow any Harrop or TP even if they had up to a 2inch spacer. LOL

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    Last of Garys image posting service pics ;-)

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    I think these are the last, hopefully I have posted them all.

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    Ha, sorry Gary.

    One more email of finished interior, and one dyno run with the sound difference of the 4 into 1’s.

     

    Your help is appreciated.

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    Lucky you’re a better engine builder than IT guru!!

    #10309
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    Looks awesome mate, is Shane Cable still working at COME?

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    Yeah he is.  He’s got a couple of days off in the week now though.  He works with Athol Burns at a shed in Langwarren.  I’d be going there SLE355.  You’re paying him then and you still get the guru on the tools at a fair discount

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    The 4 into 1’s. Sounds a lot better than Try Y’s but substantial down on power

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    Thanks for that Gary.  Appreciated.

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    No probs buddy, beautiful car. So what times have you run and what are you shooting for with the new combo?

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    Yeah he is. He’s got a couple of days off in the week now though. He works with Athol Burns at a shed in Langwarren. I’d be going there SLE355. You’re paying him then and you still get the guru on the tools at a fair discount

    Cheers mate, the whole car is immaculate, credit to you.

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    Thanks SLE355. Looks better in pics then up close though.  It’s a bit rough in places.

    I’ve ran a 10.7 at 126 last time out with a few gremlins. I don’t think it’ll move a great deal faster then that.  Low 10’s would be nice, but I think it’ll be closer to 10.5. Find out soon enough mate.

     

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