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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 12:05 am 
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will the tickford xr6 extractors give any gain over the standard manifold of my EA or is it pretty much the same?
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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 12:16 am 
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as far as I know no tickford 6's have extractors. they are just the cast headers as stock. although i "think" brocky's have extractors????

 

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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 12:53 am 
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as far as I know no tickford 6's have extractors. they are just the cast headers as stock. although i "think" brocky's have extractors????


the brocks had extractors and so did the AUXr6 vct i think

best off getting some after markets ie paceys

 

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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 1:51 pm 
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thanks guys, i was asking because on ebay someone is selling "tickford headers" off a eb xr6 and i havent looked at the exhaust manifold in a while so i didnt know if it was any different from stock. oh well.
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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 2:51 pm 
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exact the same go grab yourself a set ok JMM race Series it will put a smile on your dial
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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 3:58 pm 
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Disco Frank wrote:
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as far as I know no tickford 6's have extractors. they are just the cast headers as stock. although i "think" brocky's have extractors????


the brocks had extractors and so did the AUXr6 vct i think

best off getting some after markets ie paceys


VCT's were all the stock ones just like every other I6 Falcon.

JMM Race Headers are the ultimate...but I'm biased :)

 

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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 4:00 pm 
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same lol
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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 1:10 pm 
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Headers are headers, but theres not a huge amount of difference between them, unlike the price difference. Your probably better off getting a S/H set of extractors really. If your interested.... there was a nice burgandy EF fairmont with a set of race series JMM's on that will be auctioned very soon if not allready by the NRMA :wink:

 

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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 1:21 pm 
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Jaysen wrote:
Headers are headers, but theres not a huge amount of difference between them, unlike the price difference. Your probably better off getting a S/H set of extractors really.

Yeah, right.
Get yourself a set of secondhand "no name" headers, I'll enjoy thrashing you on a regular basis.

There is a HUGE difference between different types of headers. The JMM race series are a proven benifit over all but the Pacy comps which are a similar design. Everything else for the I6 is at varying levels from good to crap.

 

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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 1:36 pm 
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Headers are headers, but theres not a huge amount of difference between them, unlike the price difference. Your probably better off getting a S/H set of extractors really.

Yeah, right.
Get yourself a set of secondhand "no name" headers, I'll enjoy thrashing you on a regular basis.

There is a HUGE difference between different types of headers. The JMM race series are a proven benifit over all but the Pacy comps which are a similar design. Everything else for the I6 is at varying levels from good to crap.

I will agree JMM race series are in most ways better than the pacies, altho value for money if i kept my I6 i would have gone pacies unless planning on doing a fair bit more to the engine..
Cost difference seems a bit much, i know, dont tell me why you pay more for JMM stuff, but in my situation, id go pacies, their good, much cheaper and very well known with good rep.
Do you have the HPC race series casper; they look awesome in the HPC coating :twisted:

 

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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 1:42 pm 
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Jaysen wrote:
Headers are headers, but theres not a huge amount of difference between them, unlike the price difference. Your probably better off getting a S/H set of extractors really.

Yeah, right.
Get yourself a set of secondhand "no name" headers, I'll enjoy thrashing you on a regular basis.

There is a HUGE difference between different types of headers. The JMM race series are a proven benifit over all but the Pacy comps which are a similar design. Everything else for the I6 is at varying levels from good to crap.

I will agree JMM race series are in most ways better than the pacies, altho value for money if i kept my I6 i would have gone pacies unless planning on doing a fair bit more to the engine..
Cost difference seems a bit much, i know, dont tell me why you pay more for JMM stuff, but in my situation, id go pacies, their good, much cheaper and very well known with good rep.
Do you have the HPC race series casper; they look awesome in the HPC coating :twisted:

The JMM race series more more expensive that the pacie comps for sure. In a lot of cases the best bang for the buck is the pacies ... no argument.
In my case though the VCT needs everything it can get and the JMM's are the best you can get...price was not the issue in my case.

Mine are not HPC coated though. In the AU the heat buildup is not an issue so there was little value in getting HPC. I'm not worried about looks, I am a power junkie.. looks are for when the car is already running as well as it can be IMHO. Mine is not fast enough to deserve the "fancy kit".

 

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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 7:07 pm 
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Casper wrote:
Jaysen wrote:
Headers are headers, but theres not a huge amount of difference between them, unlike the price difference. Your probably better off getting a S/H set of extractors really.

Yeah, right.
Get yourself a set of secondhand "no name" headers, I'll enjoy thrashing you on a regular basis.

There is a HUGE difference between different types of headers. The JMM race series are a proven benifit over all but the Pacy comps which are a similar design. Everything else for the I6 is at varying levels from good to crap.

i second that lol
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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 7:12 pm 
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The JMM race series are a proven benifit over all but the Pacy comps which are a similar design.


How are the JMM race and pacy comps similar designs?

 

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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 7:52 pm 
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The guy on ebay is a rip off merchant.

They are standard cast iron exhaust manifolds off an AU "tickford" falcon.

Don't buy them its a total con.

See the "tickford" inlet manifold???

What a wanker.
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Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 9:00 pm 
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stockstandard wrote:
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Jaysen wrote:
The JMM race series are a proven benifit over all but the Pacy comps which are a similar design.


How are the JMM race and pacy comps similar designs?


Both are Tri-Y, both are extreamly long. Thats about it. They are using a similar concept to the same ends.

 

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