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Old 22-04-2022, 04:42 PM   #31
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So two people clearly didn't get the point i was making.

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Old 23-04-2022, 08:01 AM   #32
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Looks like youve done similar to mine in signature , i used a small duration 264 comp cam to avoid getting it tuned but in the end had to because of this rolling surge it had that was just annoying

As said before theres very little benefit (power wise )better torque spread but for the $ spent its probably not worth it ....definately drives a lot better , if you can get it to run ok IMO i wouldnt bother , just check your A/F ratios on a dyno
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Old 23-04-2022, 08:07 AM   #33
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Default Re: Recommended tuners in Perth?

Looks like youve done similar to mine in signature , i used a small duration 264 comp cam to avoid getting it tuned but in the end had to because of this rolling surge it had that was just annoying

As said before theres very little benefit (power wise )better torque spread but for the $ spent its probably not worth it ....definately drives a lot better , if you can get it to run ok IMO i wouldnt bother , just check your A/F ratios on a dyno
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Old 23-04-2022, 09:17 AM   #34
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Ah, a tuner is now the least of my worries. I just punted a tow ball taking the car for its first official cruise down south when I hit someone who suddenly slammed on their brakes when we both took off from a green light.

Fark!@ Anyone have a spare AU XR nose cone or knows a really, really good plastic welder???

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Old 25-04-2022, 11:49 AM   #35
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Ah, a tuner is now the least of my worries. I just punted a tow ball taking the car for its first official cruise down south when I hit someone who suddenly slammed on their brakes when we both took off from a green light.

Fark!@ Anyone have a spare AU XR nose cone or knows a really, really good plastic welder???

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Old 25-04-2022, 01:14 PM   #36
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Chad at streetbuilt did a good job tuning my 220 au,i know they are closed up now but if you can contact chad(scaffy) on here he might be able to shed some light on your issue,or not?
im glad my windsor is gone now,gene pool is way too small for windsor tuning here in perth(non existant),ford tuning full stop.....
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Well, I may have dodged a bullet. Car is almost back on the road, but while it was on the hoist refilling the fluids I lost oil pressure. Sure enough, oil pump regulator failure. I put a new oil pump in it last night and will have it going later today.

I dodged a bullet because at the time of the prang, the missus and I were off on a 500km round trip down south. Had I not had the accident, the oil pump would likely have failed in the middle of nowhere.

The cause of the regulator failure (stuck in the partially open position) was a bit of carbon that had either been knocked off during the rebuild or was washed loose with the oil flush prior to removing the engine. There was some galling inside the impeller, too, which indicates there was a bit of **** in it. The engine has since been flushed.

Oh, and installing an oil pump when the engine is in the car is a mongrel of a job. Had to drop the K-frame, which was a chore in itself. Lucky I had access to a hoist.
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Thanks to all the suggestions on where to get the car fixed and tuned. Sorry for the late reply, but obviously I've been busy trying to find parts to help the panel beaters out.
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Old 12-07-2022, 05:03 PM   #39
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Thanks to all the suggestions on where to get the car fixed and tuned. Sorry for the late reply, but obviously I've been busy trying to find parts to help the panel beaters out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyaC4vutJs4&t=439s

Watch this. A tuner maybe able to get in touch and remote tune for you.
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Old 18-07-2022, 04:42 AM   #40
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Mate, that's very interesting. I've got the car back now and it's been running pretty well with the factory ECU but is still a little on the lean side. I'm not sure I can afford the $3500 for an FT550 at this stage, but compared to $1000+ for a base tune, I don't doubt it's worth it.
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