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All the woke laws that came in. Can't discriminate against age, sex, race, religion etc

Was $4 a litre but starting to come down

We get the same tripe here too. The problem is they were all given a Xenical wheel. Tells everybody they are obese then sell their weight loss drugs. I joined the army at 43.....cos I could.....I was army fighting fit at 260lb (118kg). They weren't going to let me in. I rang them up abused them...

Mine is OEM and is near $400 to fill. So It is having a sleep for now

less drag

Just remember our cars are a lot smaller and lighter than yours. At just 2500lbs, makes them quite zippy with 140hp Even the Ford Falcon GT was only 2900lbs

1971 Vauxhall Victor 3.3 British car assembled in NZ Like the one I raced

That is not a Chrysler. or a Ford. Now this is an Australian Ford XY 351 GT worth Approx $350k

Here is another one

This is an English car. 1962-66 Ford Zodiac Mk3 NZ assembled 2.5l 6 cyl not much power but sounded great. They had a hockey stick exhaust manifold. They did have a 4spd on the tree. The Zodiac is the luxury boat, the Zephyr was the plain version.

Yes facinating stuff. I remember building a Vauxhall 3.3 engine many years ago. So many changes over the years. I had a '71 head, best ports, '69 cam, best profile, '68 pistons had wider rings (didn't break), pre'66 had head studs, not bolts. Anyway rambling

Mine are really std lifters. Not low or high bleed. John sent me this Correct valve lash adjustment for low-bleed (short-travel) hydraulic lifters requires extreme precision, typically setting preload to a very light 1/8 to 1/4 turn past zero lash, rather than the standard 1/2–3/4 turn, to...

Yes low bleed Mopar compared to the OEM

2/3 of a turn because of the type of lifters no more than 3/4

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Ronnies is a better engine....maybe. How ever it is heavier. I still put my money on Ronnie

No I held back from all out. I could have a better exhaust, better intake etc etc It is more than enough as it is.

Exactly a ute is car based and a truck is truck based. A ute is not a truck.

Wow bet that is dangeros. The Aussies made some fast cars. Using US engines. I prefer the GM products. The local Ford's were unreliable. Always needed something fixing or silly little things not working. The Holden ute (utility vehicle) is not a truck, just a car with an open back. The record...