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paul_mcq

posted on 19/1/04 at 06:15 PM Reply With Quote
v6 weight problems

do u have to do much to the frame for the v6 ford engine? i was told the wish bones will hae to be bigger etc is this true??
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James

posted on 19/1/04 at 06:34 PM Reply With Quote
Paul,

You are either taking the p i s s altogether or you have no idea how this forum works.

Joining in the banter and fun, answering other people's questions and atleast saying please and thankyou would help you get better answers. (You may have already noticed some people getting a little 'short' with you).

As Steve has already told you this is not some sort of auto-answer electronic technical site- it's just friendly people who answer your (and mine) technical questions because they're nice.
Please appreciate that by being a little politer!

Best Regards,

James

EDIT: P.S. If you are taking the p i s s then please desist and go forth and multiply!

[Edited on 19/1/04 by James]

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stephen_gusterson

posted on 19/1/04 at 06:35 PM Reply With Quote
take a look at my site - it has some pics in it of the engine in the chassis.

I made my car wider - but it would prob fit a std car. My wishbones are square section cos im weird like that.

dont think they need to be upgraded - but you will need to run approx 350lb front springs

atb

steve



and what james said.

if you dont join in I think people will stop answering your questions.......





[Edited on 19/1/04 by stephen_gusterson]






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blueshift

posted on 20/1/04 at 04:01 AM Reply With Quote
Well said James.
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