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Injected V8 FC

Started by brett_f, May 27, 2008, 09:32:31 PM

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brett_f

 Well its finally taking shape. My modified FC with injected 308, trimatic, lh torana front end, VS commodore rear end with trailing arms, 18 inch wheels with VT front brakes and the list goes on. The object of this build is to use ALL HOLDEN parts. There are too many photos of the ground up build but i willput more on when the body has been painted 
   




                       

brett_f

Sorry about that guys. If anyone knows how to load these pics to the site it would be great. As you can see i am old school and cant get the hang of uploading.
Regards brett

smithy

hey brett, go to the photobucket bit under the photo that says [IMG] XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX[IMG]
will the the last one one the list.
if that makes any sense.

ps. looks good mate ;D
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customFC

Hey Brett.
That looks trick.
A lot of thought has gone into those mods.
Well done. I will be keeping an eye out for the updates.
Regards
Alex

FC427

Brett Looks great refreshing to see a different approach to the upgrade of your FC ......FC427.....
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

sexyfc

Great work there brett, looks like alot of work to graft the front end in and the trailing arm set!
cheers
john
Project started 16/01/08.

pedro

Nice bit of engineering, have you got any more pics showing the front end setup, i'm curious as to how you did it 8)
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Sideplate

Really looking the goods Brett!!!  Cant wait to see the finished project.  Im leaning more and more to a V8 FC everyday, thinking of going one in the EJ ute at present

Ed

Brett,

A fresh approach to the conversion... looks smart.

Cheers

Ed

in the shed

brett_f

Pedro as requested some photo's of the front end conversion. Obviously there are far more with dimensions but these may alter depending on the wheel/brake combinations but you can basically get an idea what needs to be done from these photo's. Thanks to everyone else for their positive comments.<center>
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brett_f

Have had a message that the main photo's have been deleted by photobucket although they come up on my screen. Is anyone else having the same problems. These are pictures of the chassis and engine. Regards brett

FATBOY

yeh brett they have been deleted if you send me the pics ill put them up for you

regards fatboy
fatboy
0414712441

EffCee

Nice way that you have done that, has the LH crossmber been narrowed or is it a standard LH crossmember?
Canberra, ACT

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pedro

Looking good, pity photo bucket stuffed up the other pics it makes it hard to check back to see how it went together, keep up the updates this is very interesting 8)
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