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 Post subject: Re: The Fairlane & LTD Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 9:39 pm 
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 Post subject: Re: The Fairlane & LTD Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 10:09 pm 
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Nice looking unit there Sim, looks like your having fun there too!
In other news, I've just got hold of an explorer manifold for the NF - $200 off ebay- then I picked up another top with 65mm throttle body attached for $100 so it looks like I'm gonna finally do the explorer install and while I'm at it I picked up a set of 1.73 roller rockers from another member to fit as well while I'm there.
If anyone has a link to a good article on explorer install could they put it up here as I'm not having much luck with the search button.

 

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Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 10:22 pm 
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If anybody here is looking to buy a Fairlane soon, I'll be selling my NL. No use to me sitting in the garage. I have better things to do with the money!

fairlane6970 the Explorer should just bolt straight up. From memory there are a few vac lines to change and I can't remember what has to be done with the throttle and cruise cables. Pretty straightforward though! Just pick up some Felpro gaskets before hand.

SIM that looks bloody nice!
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 Post subject: Re: The Fairlane & LTD Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 10:47 pm 
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cheers. yeah i gotta get hold of an explorer manifold and that myself. was actually thinking for the cash ya spend on one is it worth getting something higher up?

 

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Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 10:54 pm 
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 Post subject: Re: The Fairlane & LTD Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2011 9:37 pm 
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YEH love the lwb fords, they are a nice luxury cruisers,and they can look tough also,here are some pics of my ride,added a few extras since ive had it, but still has original stock 4 litre in it and happy with it and gos good enough for me, luv cruisin in it.

 

 

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 Post subject: Re: The Fairlane & LTD Thread
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2011 7:33 am 
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Love coming back to this thread to get my fix,lol..
I have to wait until march before I can get my LTD as the backyard needs fixing first.

Anyhow I would like to know your thoughts on puting gt40 heads,explorer manifold,maf ect
onto the fairlane/ltd as the cars are quite heavy so do you still get decent power from the upgrades?

I would like to put my LTD on gas though so not sure how the upgrades would go?

Thanks in advance
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 Post subject: Re: The Fairlane & LTD Thread
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2011 2:10 pm 
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i picked this up to replace the eb and xf..
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i dont miss the 6 in the eb yet. the 5 litre sounds much better.
im in the process of getting it to pass a rwc atm.. it will be rego'd shortly

plans are. lpg, towbar. and a closed door respray too.
my mate and myself are going to do it as its straight. just had the clearcoat peeling off badly, same colour too. as i like biscayne blue

but im not arguing considering on what it owes me. its just a tidy up and look after it project
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Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2011 7:16 pm 
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YEH love the lwb fords, they are a nice luxury cruisers,and they can look tough also,here are some pics of my ride,added a few extras since ive had it, but still has original stock 4 litre in it and happy with it and gos good enough for me, luv cruisin in it.


Nice wheels mate. It's really suits the Lane :D
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 12:13 am 
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Thanks mate, i like your lane is that a concorde ? looks nice and neat and original, reminds me of when i got mine but i had the nf grille which i didnt like that is why i got the ltd,but i was very close to gettting the nl grille which i really liked also but i stummbled across the ltd first. im also putting up some shots of some woodgrain which i did on some of my grey plastics, i thought it come up well i got the vinyl from the states and atacked it with a heat gun ,im very happy with the results. i love wood grain, never use to like it when i was younger but im lovin it now, maby comes with age lol. :lol: :wink:

 

 

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 Post subject: Re: The Fairlane & LTD Thread
Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 1:23 pm 
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Good to see the old boat thread is still alive and kicking........ no thanks to me of late :roll: Some nice examples of the big girls still coming through!

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Love coming back to this thread to get my fix,lol..
I have to wait until march before I can get my LTD as the backyard needs fixing first.

Anyhow I would like to know your thoughts on puting gt40 heads,explorer manifold,maf ect
onto the fairlane/ltd as the cars are quite heavy so do you still get decent power from the upgrades?

I would like to put my LTD on gas though so not sure how the upgrades would go?

Thanks in advance

Know the feeling about wanting to sink money in the car, but the house/yard taking priority :roll:

Any upgrade from the stock HO mainfold and E7 heads will yield a noticable power increase, but if you are going down this road, I wouldn't bother with LPG unless you are planning on running a dedicated gas system. You are just introducing a huge restriction to the intake with the mixer ring. If economy is a high priority, just install an explorer and get the gas, it will still be an improvement over the stock system.

I had lpg installed on my Lane and have regretted it ever since. Even still, with the mixer fitted, explorer and a few other mods in the right place, my Lane still ran 143rwkw (on fuel).......good enough for the rare weekend cruise :mrgreen:

The wifes wagon on the other hand has had the mixer ring removed, explorer and the stock heads were ported to work with the explorer by the previous owner and it leaves the Lane for dead on the road........haven't had the Wag's on a Dyno, but it goes pretty hard for a LWB boxcar!

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Nice tidy example you have there, has wood too :mrgreen:

Good luck with the "tidy up" :lol: That's how I first started with the Lane as well......one thing leads to another and before you know it...........

And I'm probably going to cop a flaming for this, but I actually like the bonnet scoop! Seems to follow the lines of the bonnet and is quite subtle without going over the top........pity you are in Vic! I have been thinking of drawing something up along those lines recently, and here it is! :P

Let the flaming begin!!!

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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 3:16 pm 
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Thanks mate, i like your lane is that a concorde ? looks nice and neat and original, reminds me of when i got mine but i had the nf grille which i didnt like that is why i got the ltd,but i was very close to gettting the nl grille which i really liked also but i stummbled across the ltd first. im also putting up some shots of some woodgrain which i did on some of my grey plastics, i thought it come up well i got the vinyl from the states and atacked it with a heat gun ,im very happy with the results. i love wood grain, never use to like it when i was younger but im lovin it now, maby comes with age lol. :lol: :wink:


I like the idea of the woodgrain vinyl on the switch assembly... I might have to nick that idea for my mont. Haha

Looks good though mate,
Im not a great fan of the NA/NC range, but the NF/NL range is really nice.

 

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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 5:01 pm 
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My mates FE LTD, taken about a week or so ago when we got it back on the road.

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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 5:36 pm 
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Thanks mate, i like your lane is that a concorde ? looks nice and neat and original, reminds me of when i got mine but i had the nf grille which i didnt like that is why i got the ltd,but i was very close to gettting the nl grille which i really liked also but i stummbled across the ltd first. im also putting up some shots of some woodgrain which i did on some of my grey plastics, i thought it come up well i got the vinyl from the states and atacked it with a heat gun ,im very happy with the results. i love wood grain, never use to like it when i was younger but im lovin it now, maby comes with age lol. :lol: :wink:


Haha thanks mate! It's just a Ghia but with the sports rims as an option when new. Yeah it's quite original, never been in a bingle. I'm slowly replacing cosmetic parts and have been working in and around the engine bay. It had LPG fitted but was a pain in the bum, so I removed it myself haha.. got the odd squeak and rattle and slowly finding them
Mate, the woodgrain looks nice as!!! :D
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 7:50 pm 
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