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Old 10-13-2009, 02:42 AM
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And for Chev engines in what is in essence a FORD ................is that legal !!!!!!!!!

Can you imagine the SH1TSTORM if you showed up at a Mustang get together in a Shelby with 350Chev !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


LS1 into mustang is actually becoming a popular conversion in the US. The LS1 is significantly lighter than the iron 302 or 4.6 quad cam. The mustang body is lighter than the equivalent Camaro or Firebird. It makes for a kick arse combination on the drag strip.

Here's a build up on one over on the LS1 Tech web page: http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/drag-r...lsx-build.html

This one runs 7.29 in the 1/4

If you one eyed Ford blokes are squeamish you better not look.

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Old 10-13-2009, 03:52 AM
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LS1 into mustang is actually becoming a popular conversion in the US. The LS1 is significantly lighter than the iron 302 or 4.6 quad cam. The mustang body is lighter than the equivalent Camaro or Firebird. It makes for a kick arse combination on the drag strip.

Here's a build up on one over on the LS1 Tech web page: http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/drag-r...lsx-build.html

This one runs 7.29 in the 1/4

If you one eyed Ford blokes are squeamish you better not look.

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Old 10-13-2009, 04:27 PM
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says the one eyed chev bloke
Actually its a fact rather then an opinion.


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Ok another one .http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/...d=1244ACAF52DC This is something I like . Is a car belonging to somebody on the forum ??

Don't tell me it's another one of those dreadful DBR shockers . LOL JOKE They all look the same to me .

Although I did sometimes wonder why some car had more "ROAD PRESENCE" than others .I always thought it was somethimg to do with colour or wheels and tyres .
Not a fan of that style of sidepipe - looks very wrong IMO. Not an easy fix either as they come out half way up the car. The G-force has been around for a long time too and I reckon has a very nice shape, although some think its a bit low at the back. They did do a kit based on a toyota crown chassis once upon a time.

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Yes I agree ,the side pipes are less than perfect . Does anybody know the car?
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[quote=Tenrocca;993095]Actually its a fact rather then an opinion. :
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says the one eyed chev bloke
I don't think of myself as a one eyed Chev bloke. I've owned mostly fords since I got my drivers license. The last 2 vehicles before my current daily driver were Fords (F100 4X4 and an XR8 Pursuit ute).

I just like the design of the LS1 engine and stirring you blokes up .
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