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EDXR8
Fordmods - Getting Side Ways
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| Waggin wrote: | Mm.. Topgun. Not a big fan any more after having new topgun race leads fall apart in my hand.
Define cheap and i'll consider it 
Anything has to be better than what appears to be the original leads on the car. LOL |
Yeah Topgun and Eagle have both had that problem, but usually the race wire sets are not assembled when they come so it all comes down to how much care is taken to assemble them, obviously the machine made ones can lack a bit of assembly qualty. These leads were $140 not made up, would think around $50 plus postage would be fair seeing they didn't do much work (car was off the road for constant upgrades  ). I don't know why I got another set really, when I changed the extractors I just ordered new everything which was a bit of a waste. |
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XR9UTE
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| Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 3:02 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks Lads,
Those pics are useful EDXR.
I may have more of a problem depending on the headers.
I was going to use Pacemaker Tri-y's on 351w into XE. I figured a set of 40p's would be a cheap addition to swap with the E7's before I put it in.
If anyone in the perth area has a 40p head off an engine I can dummy one of the pacemaker headers up to it?
Cheers,
Pete. |
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