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October 29, 2014 at 6:34 am #142882
I just Love this car
'72 Chevelle SS
and this one
October 29, 2014 at 7:32 am #142883I just Love this car
'72 Chevelle SS
the Chevelle is hot and I love old cars so much better than the new ones.
October 29, 2014 at 7:42 am #142884I agree with you they are strong car I like classics ones more the new ones are cheep …..
October 29, 2014 at 8:17 am #142885I agree with you too and the older ones for me, are easier to work on. The newer ones they do not want you to be able to do your own work.
October 29, 2014 at 4:52 pm #142881in my youth i only knew one american muscle car, this one
[img]http://storage.winnipegsun.com/v1/dynamic_resize/sws_path/suns-prod-images/1297461804835_ORIGINAL.jpg?quality=80&size=650x[/img]October 29, 2014 at 4:58 pm #142886@Leigh:
I agree with you too and the older ones for me, are easier to work on. The newer ones they do not want you to be able to do your own work.
You're working on your cars? My respect! And it's true – with new cars (and my cars are always new) you can't do anything. Just refueling every week lol
October 29, 2014 at 5:15 pm #142887I agree with you too and the older ones for me, are easier to work on. The newer ones they do not want you to be able to do your own work.
they are to complicated with all this digital technology
convertible cars are really beauties
you can fix mine Leigh any time
October 29, 2014 at 11:41 pm #142888@Leigh:
I agree with you too and the older ones for me, are easier to work on. The newer ones they do not want you to be able to do your own work.
You're working on your cars? My respect! And it's true – with new cars (and my cars are always new) you can't do anything. Just refueling every week lol
Yeah Lover,
I am happy when I am under the hood of my future hot rod part deux lol I gaine the knowledge from my mom, when I was little she had TBird that was breaking own every other day it seemed lol. I use to go out there with her and watch her and my pops work on it and it just stuck with me and now its a hobby of mine. Not only can I work on a car but I can and do cook some very delish meals too.October 29, 2014 at 11:58 pm #142889in my youth i only knew one american muscle car, this one
AH yes the General Lee, “Just A Good ole boy, never meanin no harm beats all ya eva saw been in trouble with the law since the day they was born”
Wow, too bad this was the only one…I mean don't get me wrong I love IT but see I would do some modifications on it. First I would change that flag to be an American flag, and then I would paint it B5 blue and change the name from General Lee, to General Grant…same car only better.
October 30, 2014 at 12:44 am #142890amourcherryGreat topic I am a fan of muscle trucks
American made the best
October 30, 2014 at 1:35 am #142891
i see ignorance REIGNS SUPREME HERE, newer model cars are MUCH easier to work on.
they aree computer controlled all you do is remove the battery positive terminal for 15 to 30 second then replace the terminal, this reboots the computer and this retimes the spark resets the fuel injectors so there is your tune up (yes you replace the spark plugs and any worn components of the ignition system) you can buy for ten dollars a device that plugs into the diagnostic port on the car and using an app in your smart phone it will diagnose and inform you of any ffaulty components.No more setting the timing points gap fuel injection mapping ect
anything else is still the same as it was 60 yrs ago internal combustion motors are still the same as they have been since they were invented.
Ford Falcon Cobra 351 V8 and on its right is a Ford Falcon GTHO 71 (the fastest 4 door touring car in the world when it was manufactured)
another photo of the GTHO Phase 3 351 V8 4 spd AUSSIE legend
Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Ford ShelbyOctober 30, 2014 at 2:02 am #142892
i see ignorance REIGNS SUPREME HERE, newer model cars are MUCH easier to work on.I would appreciate it if you would reframe from calling people names or name calling period. You have the right to have your opinion and that is fine and I welcome that. BUT this is not about putting anyone down or bringing condemnation to anyone who believes differently than you. Thank you and I look forward to more of your pics:)
October 30, 2014 at 3:58 am #142893
i see ignorance REIGNS SUPREME HERE,I dont see see how this kind of comments and behavior are are allowed in here
by the active mood that is here at the moment
what gives you the right to call others ignorance
I say you should watch your word as how you adresss other
October 30, 2014 at 4:11 am #142894Now about the Ford Falcon GTHO 71 what exactly are the specs on it. I think I might have a pic of it at a car show called the Good Guys that come every summer to my home town.
October 30, 2014 at 6:03 am #142895
first and foremost i DIDN'T call ANYONE ignorant i merely commented on the fact that there is a lot of MISINFORMATION regarding the ease or difficulty in working on modern automobiles.let me give you a definition of ignorance
- lacking knowledge or information as to a particular subject or fact
: ignorant of quantum physics. - uninformed; unaware.
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my intention was to inform and assist those who were hesitant to attempt to repair and maintain their vehicles with some confidencenow in answer to Leigh's question allow me to elucidate
The new XY GT rolled off the line in late 1970, and was followed in 1971 with the all-time classic GT HO Phase III. With between 350 and 380bhp (270 – 280 kW) and 380 ft/lbs (513Nm) of torque, it was reputed then to be the world's fastest 4-door production car.
Looking suitably aggressive8 with its air intake protruding through the bonnet and bold side stripes, the XY GT's were affectionately known as “Shakers” to many people, a nickname derived from the shaking action of the bonnet scoop and particularly noticeable while the engine is idling.
It is also the vehicle that most people associate with the term Falcon GT. The XY GT was the model that has most captured the imagination of the masses and it is the one that is most often copied.
Many people have purchased standard XY Falcons or Fairmonts and dressed them up to imitate the most legendary of all Falcon GT's.
There were 1,557 XY GT's made from September 1970 to December 1971. There were 300 XY GTHO Phase III's built between May 1971 and November 1971.
Engine Specifications:
Engine: 351 cubic inch Cleveland V8 (5.763 litre)
Bore & Stroke: 102 x 89mm (4.00 x 3.50in)
Power (DIN): 224kW (300bhp) @ 5400rpm. Note: Output was understated as 300bhp to satisfy insurers. Generally accepted as 350-380bhp
Torque (DIN:) 515Nm (380lb-ft) @ 3400rpm
Compression Ratio: 11.5:1
Configuration: Front mounted, longitudinal, 90 degree V8
Head Design: Pushrod & rocker OHV with solid lifters. Note: 2 optional lifts available with the same duration
Exhaust System: H&M headers with low restriction twin exhaust
Fuel System: 780cfm Holley 4 barrel carburettor
Ignition System: Twin point distributor
Larger harmonic balancer
6150 rpm rev limiter
Windage tray and baffles in sump
Manual Gearbox :
Type: 4 speed all-synchronised
1st: 2.32:1
2nd: 1.93:1
3rd: 1.36:1
4th: 1.00:1
Reverse: 2.78:1
Manual Gearbox :
Type: 4 speed all-synchronised close ratio
1st: 2.32:1
2nd: 1.69:1
3rd: 1.29:1
4th: 1.00:1
Reverse: 2.78:1
Rear Axle:
Type: 9in LSD Traction Lock is standard with 28 spline axles or 31 spline optional
Ratio: 3.25:1 standard with optional 3.5:1 or 3.91:1 (Optional)
Suspension:
Front: Independent ball joint, HD coil springs, HD shock absorbers, wishbones and HD anti-roll bar
Upper control arm to accept the 3 pin ball joint used, as opposed to the 4 point ball joint used in the normal GTs and earlier GTHOs
Rear: Hotchkiss type with semi-elliptic leaf springs, shock absorbers, live axle and rear anti-roll bar added
Wider front track due to the use of XA type 3 pin upper control arm
Spacers on front when Globes fitted
Brakes:
Front: 286mm (11.25in) Servo assisted Discs with dust shields removed
Rear: 254mm (10in) Servo assisted Drums. Wider & finned plus proportioning valve fitted
Steering:
Type: Re-circulating ball power assistance (Optional)
Ratio: 16:1
Wheels & Tyres:
Wheels: 6.0 x 14 Steel – Steel '5 Slot' with S Steel dress ring & centre cap
7.0 x 15 Alloy – '5 Spoke' Globe Daytona(Optional) from 1972
Tyres: 185 x 14 – E70HR14
Instrumentation:
Speedometer: 140mph
Cleveland Tachometer: 8000rpm
Oil Pressure: Gauge
Water Temperature: Gauge
Fuel: Gauge
Ignition: Warning Light
High Beam: Warning Light
Brakes: Warning Light
Clock: Analogue
Dimensions:
Length: 4689mm (184.6in)
Width: 1869mm (73.6in)
Height: 1397mm (55.0in)
Weelbase: 2819mm (111.0in)
Front Track: 1499mm (59.0in)
Rear Track 1486mm (58.5in)
Weight: 1524kg (3360lb)
Turning Circle: 11.2m (36.6ft)
Fuel Tank: 163.8 litre (36.0gl) standard
Seating: 5
Performance:
Top Speed: 225km/h (142mph) @ 6150rpm with 3.25:1 differentail
0 – 60mph (0 – 100 km/h) – 6.4 seconds
Standing 1/4 mile (400m) – 14.2 seconds - lacking knowledge or information as to a particular subject or fact
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