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Age: 47 Posts: 2485 Joined: 6th Oct 2005 Ride: 93EB Fairmont / BA Falcon XR6T Location: Western Sydney |
Cool.
Actually still looks pretty good dude.
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The bonnet has changed for sure.
And Shaun, am I going to see you in Blacktown tomorrow? We need to have a fully sik bro 30 second cruiz brah
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Age: 47 Posts: 2485 Joined: 6th Oct 2005 Ride: 93EB Fairmont / BA Falcon XR6T Location: Western Sydney |
Maybe dude. Im usually in the area just after 7. See ya round.
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Well done on the rust fix!
They all seem to rust down there unfortunately, mine has a lot on the outer sill but hasn't gotten any worse thankfully Bonnet makes it look a lot different, heaps smoother imho! Going for the standardish look all over?
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93EB wrote: Maybe dude. Im usually in the area just after 7. See ya round. I'm usually out on Main road/Third Ave at about 8am. I need to come out to Liverpool meet again. My Ghia is yet to make an appearance. Sorry to hijack your thread, Troyman.
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data_mine |
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rust gone?
cleaned it?
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yea rust has gone...i fitted the original bonnet, ive decided to do away with the bonnet bulge.....
it took a fair amount of polishing to get the original bonnet up to scratch, it sat on the roof of a wreck under a tree for 2 years than leant against a shed for near a year.. but it came up really good ..... |
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just decided to sell the bonnet with the bulge..
so if anyone is interestred in a bulge bonnet for there box car make me a reasonable offer.. pics and asking price is in the below link.. ford-parts-for-sale-f17/eb-bonnet-with-ba-xr8-bonnet-bulge-t112641.html |
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Found out mine has rust in a similar spot, Rust bloody AU's...
Getting fixed sunday though. I prefer this bonnet by the way..
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dc_todd wrote: Found out mine has rust in a similar spot, Rust bloody AU's... Getting fixed sunday though. I prefer this bonnet by the way.. it sux about the rust, atleast its in a spot that can be repaired.. im glad i kept the original bonnet, except the bonnet had a colony of ants living in the bracing.. it was alittle amusing pulling up at a set of lights after about 10 mins of driving, to see an army of ants exiting and running accross the bonnet carying there eggs trying to escape the heat.. so i had to fumigate.. |
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this is going to sound stupid but i never even noticed you had a bonnet bulge until the power cruise video and i thought wtf.. hes got a new bonnet, and now your taking it off
good idea with going back to stock, if the turbos going to keep wrecking it you may aswell move it along to someone else
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bry40l wrote: this is going to sound stupid but i never even noticed you had a bonnet bulge until the power cruise video and i thought wtf.. hes got a new bonnet, and now your taking it off good idea with going back to stock, if the turbos going to keep wrecking it you may aswell move it along to someone else lol, its had a bulge on it since 2009... but being a clean white its very subtle and doesnt stand out.. unfortunatly even though its all steel and has been welded in, there is a layer of filler over the welding, and it seems the filler dont like high heat, its just coincidence that it only cracked after fitting the turbo and the damage is directly over the turbo...... ill find out soon enough if the paint on the original bonnet frys up.... |
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Get some heat shielding.
turbo bag, or the flexy alu sheet the B series use for turbo, header, exhaust shielding. Or go to woolies and get yourself a Glad BBQ roasting tray.
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data_mine wrote: Get some heat shielding. turbo bag, or the flexy alu sheet the B series use for turbo, header, exhaust shielding. Or go to woolies and get yourself a Glad BBQ roasting tray. it actually does have shielding, the acl type thats used on the factory manifolds, the dump pipe is wraped in heat wrap aswell, i have a theory but it is just a theory.. most of the heat issues were after shut down, im thinking the bulge section acted like a heat cup with no where for the raising heat to escape??? |
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TROYMAN wrote: data_mine wrote: Get some heat shielding. turbo bag, or the flexy alu sheet the B series use for turbo, header, exhaust shielding. Or go to woolies and get yourself a Glad BBQ roasting tray. it actually does have shielding, the acl type thats used on the factory manifolds, the dump pipe is wraped in heat wrap aswell, i have a theory but it is just a theory.. most of the heat issues were after shut down, im thinking the bulge section acted like a heat cup with no where for the raising heat to escape??? Fair enough, haven't seen your bay in quite some time, I don't remember what it looks like. And yeah the bulge would offer a heat trap. I know on mine, if the bonnet is wet, the bulge dries first. Maybe set up the thermos to run on after shut off for a few mins.
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