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tonka28 wrote: Dansedgli wrote: You put a factory turbo engine in for that money. Same power but factory reliability and the option of running much more power in the future. Yeah? I'm really not a fan of turbo though. Much more a s/c man myself. I'm not that fussed about max kW either, I just want to make her quick, comfortable and have that deep evil sounding exhaust and the amazing s/c whine over the top of it all. Have you driven both a supercharged falcon and a turbo falcon? Turbo's dont have to be about max kw like you read on the internet. A turbo can give you 15psi at 2500 to 5500rpm, a raptor charger might give you 5-6 psi at 2500 and 15psi at 5500rpm if its belts dont break. Which do you think will be nicer to drive? |
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Dansedgli wrote: Have you driven both a supercharged falcon and a turbo falcon? Turbo's dont have to be about max kw like you read on the internet. A turbo can give you 15psi at 2500 to 5500rpm, a raptor charger might give you 15psi at 5500rpm if its belts dont break. Which do you think will be nicer to drive? Hmm, you raise a vaild point Dan... A valid point indeed...
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As a point of sanity and 'dad'ness. You've got a pov pack Falcon, you want an XR6T. Don't waste money on the n/a it could be better spent getting a T later on down the track.
You could spend a fortune on it, and a stocker xr6t will still blow you away.
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agreed
how many people spend a lot of money on their n/a 6 thinking it will keep them happy for awhile, only to sell it for peanuts soon after |
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data_mine wrote: As a point of sanity and 'dad'ness... God damn you! Haha, yeah you raise a good point, I think the only mods I'll make on her will be the kind I can take out before I sell her - i.e visual and sound. Data, what's your thoughts on BA GT-P's? I can get a good example of one for $28k - thoughts?
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| TROYMAN |
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tonka28 wrote: Dansedgli wrote: Have you driven both a supercharged falcon and a turbo falcon? Turbo's dont have to be about max kw like you read on the internet. A turbo can give you 15psi at 2500 to 5500rpm, a raptor charger might give you 15psi at 5500rpm if its belts dont break. Which do you think will be nicer to drive? Hmm, you raise a vaild point Dan... A valid point indeed... i can confirm that. i went from a centrifugal charger to a turbo on the same car and i would never go back to a centri charger after having the turbo... |
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Has anyone on here ever dealt with Esanda?
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esanda is s**t
higher interest than the banks, and the early payout of a loan incurs break fees to their reasonable discretion  Also they have monthly fees and higher than average loan processing fee. Also customer service non existant. However miss or be late with one payment, and expect to have hired hicks to show up at your work, at home, ring in middle of the night asking for their money  try heritage building society..... 10.85% interest on a <5 year old car, no monthly fees, and loan can be payed out anytime. Also if your ahead on payments, these can be redrawn if you wish. Or you can use your excess payments to have your loan capitalized so the weekly/monthly repayment amount is reduced down to what you need to pay the loan off in the contract period |
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FordFairmont wrote: esanda is s**t... Yeah, well this guy *points to self* went with them now I'm in a contract with them for $22k I was told when I got it that I could pay out the loan on the 366th day with no early exit fees etc. Hopefully that's the case, because then I can go to a Ford dealer and use her as a trade in and get an XR6T. I'll confirm that in B/H tomorrow with them and hopefully I don't get shafted with any surprises!
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you will defintely pay a break fee, nearly all fixed rate loans incur these charges
http://www.esanda.com/individuals/finan ... harges.asp however it may only be a couple hundred........ but depending how early into the contract it is, it could be alot more |
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Yeah I'll give them a call tomorrow on B/H and make sure I'm sitting down when I talk to them.
I blame Australian Fleet Sales - they pressured me into the buy... Before you start, I know about AFS and how s**t they are... Trust me, I know.
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tonka28 wrote: fairlane6970 wrote: I know they are good, but, they are pricey... What kind of price am I looking at with Hume Mufflers and which Chris are you talking about? Best ring /see them and there is only ever two guys there Chris and very rarely his boss!
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fairlane6970 wrote: tonka28 wrote: fairlane6970 wrote: I know they are good, but, they are pricey... What kind of price am I looking at with Hume Mufflers and which Chris are you talking about? Best ring /see them and there is only ever two guys there Chris and very rarely his boss! now days its only chris that works there, as his boss/the owner actually works at liverpool exhaust.  . also try budget exhaust at merrylands, there pretty good... |
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Yeah I called Hume and he quoted me $1300 for the EXACT same system Liverpool Exhaust wanted to charge me $1600 for. Are Liverpool Exhaust's welds $300 better than Hume's, or are they charging off their name?
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With a big joint you always have to pay more just the size of the workshops alone tells you they'd have heaps of overhead costs to cover.
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