Extractors
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Extractors
Anyone purchased these? Any good? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Holden-FX-FJ-FE- ... 53e225dd5e
any other options?
Stewart
any other options?
Stewart
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Re: Extractors
Jack Myers headers?parisian62 wrote: any other options?
Stewart
the ebay extractors are probably the cheapest you'd get unless you made them yourself. and let's face it...on a grey...what's the difference
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Re: Extractors
I have a set just like them on the wagon, they do the job
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Re: Extractors
Stewart, they're similar to the set that Thommo has on his FB, and we both know how well that car drives!
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thanks guys. Hopefully on my grey they will make a difference Jimmy Too right Andrew. I do that set of speco headers but they need a ton of work.
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They look identical to mine.
Mine are 'Lukey', I dont know if they still make them though.
Cheers
Jeff
Mine are 'Lukey', I dont know if they still make them though.
Cheers
Jeff
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if it's the same guy that does the swap meets i've heard they're as best as possable a copy of lukey pipesThommo wrote:They look identical to mine.
Mine are 'Lukey', I dont know if they still make them though.
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Jeff
what's wrong with yor speco headers, wouldn't it be worth the effort to fix them up
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Re: Extractors
someones butchered them by cutting off the bottom flange...
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spose that makes it kinda hard, could the flange areas from grey or red manifolds be welded on on know cast welding isn't exactly easy or that successfullparisian62 wrote:someones butchered them by cutting off the bottom flange...
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I used these extractors because the headers were too expensive, I recon the headers would be a but quieter in the engine bay, Trev .
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Hey Stew, it would be well worth investigating if flanges could be welded onto those Speco headers. I see Jack Myers header more frequently advertised than I do those.
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...maybe a good reason not to use them Trev...I recon the headers would be a but quieter in the engine bay
yeah that idea of sutting up some grey/red headers for the flages had crosse dmy mind...but I've read that welding cast is pretty tricky.
Jury is still out. I think it's going to come down to the $s and the messing around...those extractors for $170 look mighty attractive...
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Maybe I'm getting too old for a noisy engine .
If welding cast is tricky, get an expert to do it properly .
I thought the extractors were too cheep to pass up .
If welding cast is tricky, get an expert to do it properly .
I thought the extractors were too cheep to pass up .
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Re: Extractors
I've not been involved with grey motors for years boys so I'm a little rusty.
Is there much difference in performance on a grey by putting extractors on?
I used to have an Ek back in '83 that had a slightly larger carb and grey motor headers and it went pretty good.
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Paul
Is there much difference in performance on a grey by putting extractors on?
I used to have an Ek back in '83 that had a slightly larger carb and grey motor headers and it went pretty good.
cheers
Paul
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Re: Extractors
I run these on my FB, Rod who makes them has been making headers for years under a different name, which I don't remember.
He had a buisiness fallout and went out on his own and kept all his patterns.
http://www.fbekholden.com/forum/viewtop ... f=4&t=8023
He had a buisiness fallout and went out on his own and kept all his patterns.
http://www.fbekholden.com/forum/viewtop ... f=4&t=8023
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