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Great68

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Sure looks weird in there.

Rumour has it that it's for F&F3.

I don't dislike it. However, I HATE the fart can on the back. At least make it look good with nice dual piping, pre axle mufflers. God knows the car has the room.
 

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Repost x3
 

1320stang

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Welcome to yesterday.
 

Henceforward

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This has already been posted in Classic Talk, Offtopic, and various others...

Classic Talk...http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=600946

Classic Tech...http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=601881

Offtopic (with 226 replies, 2,600 views)...http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=600452
 

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..and a search would have told you that
 

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Apologies.

I never go into those other forums.
 
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66Runt

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Neither do I. So I would have missed this great engineering feat

Great68 said:
Apologies.

I never go into those other forums.
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So seeing as this is the "technical" forum, I'm glad you posted it here.
Guess I'll have to go to classic talk to see if anyone posted how it was done, and what kind of performance he gets.

Thanks,

Scott
 

Realmongo

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Another good example as to why I will never waste my time or money to see car-ignorant morons butcher good cars.
 

Henceforward

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66Runt said:
Thanks
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There is a guy here on SN (gowest) that put a Turbo Toyota Chaser engine into his classic 66 Mustang, the car is red, and he is from Bangkok, Thailand. It is easier to get ahold of a low mileage inline 6 Supra, Skyline, Chaser mill, than it is to get a 289/302 in some other countries, and parts are easier to find.

The green car was made for a movie, and a quick look into the past FF movie car specs, the Japanese cars made for the movie are usually non Turbo, and lacking any real performance options.

All this aside, the Fart can is just wrong.

Here is info on the Red car mentioned above...




http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=527231&highlight=supra
 

Great68

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66Runt said:
So seeing as this is the "technical" forum, I'm glad you posted it here.
Guess I'll have to go to classic talk to see if anyone posted how it was done, and what kind of performance he gets.

Thanks,

Scott
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Oh noes, not sarcasm!

Lighten up. I'm sorry I wasted that 30 seconds of your life by clicking on this link.
 
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Henceforward said:
There is a guy here on SN (gowest) that put a Turbo Toyota Chaser engine into his classic 66 Mustang, the car is red, and he is from Bangkok, Thailand. It is easier to get ahold of a low mileage inline 6 Supra, Skyline, Chaser mill, than it is to get a 289/302 in some other countries, and parts are easier to find.

The green car was made for a movie, and a quick look into the past FF movie car specs, the Japanese cars made for the movie are usually non Turbo, and lacking any real performance options.

All this aside, the Fart can is just wrong.

Here is info on the Red car mentioned above...

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=527231&highlight=supra
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yeah i think gowest's car is very well done, and i can understand why he used the engine he did, simply because that was all that was availble to him.
 

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Damn, sorry I went to bed early. You guys make me proud!

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www.historicmustang.com
 

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bnickel said:
yeah i think gowest's car is very well done, and i can understand why he used the engine he did, simply because that was all that was availble to him.
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I agree with this. I think gowests's car is very interesting and well executed. If he had it, I would really like to see a log with his build history and how he got everything to mount up correctly.
 
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from what i read somewhere else, according to the movie storyline, the reason the mustang has the skyline engine is because the mustang driver blew the original engine and couldn't find a suitable replacement or parts in time (the movie takes place in japan) for the big race and has to use what's available. hence the skyline turbo six.
 

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I have a friend that drag races a stock geo metro. I quote him "I live my life a quater mile at a time, and for that 20 seconds or less, nothing else matters."
 

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pushrod power said:
from what i read somewhere else, according to the movie storyline, the reason the mustang has the skyline engine is because the mustang driver blew the original engine and couldn't find a suitable replacement or parts in time (the movie takes place in japan) for the big race and has to use what's available. hence the skyline turbo six.
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That actually sounds kinda interesting...like TF&TF and Junkyard Wars put together. It'd be funny if the 3rd movie is actually decent to where real car enthusiasts like it and the ricers all hate it.
 

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I'm no turbo expert, so I'm gonna ask...

Did someone shove a baked potatoe in the intake?
 

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That's where the cone shaped air filter clamps on. They stuffed something in there to keep loose screws, sockets or whatever from getting into the vanes while working on it or else BLAMMO! - Bits and pieces everywhere!

Oh and Al Gore, there is no "e" on the end of potato!
 

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krash kendall said:
Oh and Al Gore, there is no "e" on the end of potato!
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Joke's on you!

If I'm Al Gore, I invented the potato. So I'll spell it with an "e" if I want! (should be a dancing potatoE)
 

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[QUOTE='66 coupe]If I'm Al Gore, I invented the potato. So I'll spell it with an "e" if I want![/QUOTE]

See, now you forgot the "e". You must be Al Gore, because only a politician flip-flops that fast!
 
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