My bagged EK - Final trim fitted......

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Post by EKjimmy »

shit really? that sucks mate! hope ya find another donk soon
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Post by FCCOOL »

whats the problem pual.

i see engines sometimes on ebay around 1000 that have had about 5 or 6 spent on them, would that be stretching the budget, otherwise you might get a good ebay job for 350 or be able to fix the one you have.

i just blew my clutch packs in the trimatic, not looking forward to pulling it out and putting it in and forking out $1300 to get it rebuilt but thats life.
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Sent it in for tuning and found there to be little compression in 2 cylinders..
Have decided to just bite the bullet and get the heads done etc..
Didnt want to spend any more money on this thing but yeah, just gotta do it eh.... hey do you know anything about the SU carbs with the fuel float bowls located toward the front of the engine? is there a kit to change them over or are they whole units?
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Post by FCCOOL »

do you have a set, shouldnt be a problem changing the bowl to the other side of the carb
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Post by wbtonner »

After spending 2 days of solid buffing the stainless, Paul and I spent Sunday arvo putting on the stainless strips. Only have the visor, skirts and venetians left to fit and the cosmetics are pretty well done. Tomorrow the head comes off and we see what happens then.

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Post by matches »

looks sweet with the stainless 8)
hope all goes well with the engine.
cheers, luke.
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Second pic, pass side rear window... Ghost?
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Shunken Head hanging from rear vision mirror!
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thats a nice car your building there mate.. im also fitting airbags to a ek wagon and was wondering if you could give me a few pointers into doing this.
cheers..
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Post by oldnek »

That car is FILTH

Awesome Job you have done there Woody
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sweeeeeet love it....
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Post by colzy28 »

this car is one of my favorite:)
i would love to put bags in the ute :P
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62holdendriver wrote:thats a nice car your building there mate.. im also fitting airbags to a ek wagon and was wondering if you could give me a few pointers into doing this.
cheers..
Step 1: Forget everything you ever learned about spending money on only practical and essential modifications and upgrades.

Step 2: Hand over your wallet and credit card details to the closest person who is qualified to carry out the opposite of modifications described in Step 1.
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EKK001 wrote:
62holdendriver wrote:thats a nice car your building there mate.. im also fitting airbags to a ek wagon and was wondering if you could give me a few pointers into doing this.
cheers..
Step 1: Forget everything you ever learned about spending money on only practical and essential modifications and upgrades.

Step 2: Hand over your wallet and credit card details to the closest person who is qualified to carry out the opposite of modifications described in Step 1.
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Post by matches »

so hows the engine diagnosis going paul? hope its progressing.
cheers, luke.
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