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Hey guys,
First off I wasn't sure if I am posting this in the right place but it seems some what relevant. I have had a brief search and couldn't find alot of information, but here goes nothing! I have the opportunity to get a v8 Nf fairlane, and I would like to 'maybe' convert the v8 into my current 6 cylinder ef fairmont ghia. (I'm sure this has been asked/ covered before) I have been notified that it is best to have a "donor" car to just transfer everything across, Just would like to know what parts from the Nf are need to do the conversion, and is it even possible? (will the Nf stuff fit to the ef?) Cheers guys love the site, don't kill me if ya reckon this is a stupid question!! |
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Hi,
What is wrong with keeping the Fairlane and using all the best parts of both ? Havnt done it, but many parts will swap over. You will need the ECU and engine bay wiring, as these are different. The exhaust will be a few inches longer, you may be able to cut it down. Look into the " level " of the body computer and other things. The Tech, Doc's will have info. Regards 96ELGli
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Ah ok, I'm still tossing up between the both opinion.
Only problem I have is that the exterior on the fairlane is shagged, and will need a respray. Where as my fairmont is in awesome condition inside and out. It is a "mocca foam/ Goldie" colour with gt wheels and it looks awesome. Thanks for the reply |
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Hey cheers for your in put,
I'm just looking for a nice car to drive, my 6cylinder ef on the dash says it does 15.2L/ 100kms which I have been told is about the same as the v8 ef's. I'm looking at just throwing a nice exhaust system on it or vise Verser putting the v8 in my fairmont ghia. But I'm not sure what do, i dunno if I can't be bothered transferring it over!! Cheers uniacidz |
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96ELGli |
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Hi,
The swap will be a lot of work, with skinned knuckles. Lets face it, 2 older cars. Plastic clips will break and other things will go wrong. Air-con ? re-gass both. It all adds up. In your position, ( keeping in mind you would think of me as an old F@rt ) I would have both, and get the Fairlane resprayed. Maybe the same colour as it will be a crap load cheaper than a colour change. You could still go 2 tone. In the ACT you can have a car 12 months and re-register without a roadie. Means you can have both with rego and insurance for 6 months at a time. Not much more than one ! Regards 96ELGli
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paul w |
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96ELGli wrote: Hi, The swap will be a lot of work, with skinned knuckles. Lets face it, 2 older cars. Plastic clips will break and other things will go wrong. Air-con ? re-gass both. It all adds up. In your position, ( keeping in mind you would think of me as an old F@rt ) I would have both, and get the Fairlane resprayed. Maybe the same colour as it will be a crap load cheaper than a colour change. You could still go 2 tone. In the ACT you can have a car 12 months and re-register without a roadie. Means you can have both with rego and insurance for 6 months at a time. Not much more than one ! Regards 96ELGli +1
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