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Ford have leaped ahead here. Imagine buying a brand new series 3 AU XR8 at 220kw, and the when the base XT V8 comes out you have the same power as an XR8 of the previous model. Thats damn nice.
I priced it up on Fords website and it'll be just over $40k for an XT V8. You have to get 17" rims and control blade IRS for if you go the V8. May as well whack on LSD too for $490. BA has made a great leap but was it too far for the AU XR8 owners out there? I'm gonna be saving my pennies for a XT V8. |
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What's the power-to-weight for each ute?
I think the power increases have been reasonable, considering both the "standard" I6 is quite different to the AU engine and the boss, well.... that's a huge change from a pushrod windsor.
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i don't think au3 xr drivers would complain, they will most likely update to a v8 ba falcon.
most would know that ford was lacking in terms of power when comparing to holden.
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Quote: You have to get 17" rims and control blade IRS for if you go the V8.
Control blade IRS is standard on ALL BA sedans and Territories |
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Timmeh |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Control blade IRS is standard on ALL BA sedans and Territories
Then it must be the heavy duty blade IRS then. Its whatever was not standard on a 6 cyl XT. |
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