Klasse Act
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We've got E85 too, what would tuners to without it

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Do they use a different rating system over there? Our minimum is 91 octane, middle is 95, and premium is 98. You can also get E10 that is rated at 94. My FJ recommends running on 95.
It looks like you may use Research Octane. We use an average of Research and Motor Octane.
Yeah, Motor Octane will be lower than Research Octane so we'd have lower pump numbers for the same gas by ~4-6 numbers.Is that why our octane numbers are lower than what he posted?
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Looks like Dream Maker is making its rounds in the garage
Looks like Dream Maker is making its rounds in the garageNow I know your intune with how your fleet looks, did you notice the uptick in Gloss right away or say overnight after some cure time?
Btw I'm requesting more pics of the Falcon, I pretty sure I speak for many....WE WANT MORE
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I have some pictures of my Commodores on the mountain as well. It's just something you have to do if you love your Fords or Holdens. Last time I was there I walked the circuit, it really lets you feel the elevation change. The satnav in my last car even showed the names of all the corners and straights, I have a picture somewhere showing Conrod Straight on the screen.I did not get a chance to view the gloss after it had "cured" as it was detailed, returned to storage and covered.
More pics? You ask, you shall receive! :xyxthumbs:
Delivery day, way back in June 2008. Brand new, factory ordered to my spec.
At my cousins wedding, the white Holden was letting the side down. The 2010 red Falcon GT I also got to drive and has the same engine as my red Falcon.
On a road trip to Mt.Panorama Bathurst. The Bathurst track is a public road for most of the year so can be driven on, with a 60 kph / 40 mph speed limit which I tried to keep to. :laughing:
After the steep climb, the mountain then plunges just as steep.
Road tripping through the Victoria high country.
Posing with a long lost brother, the original Falcon from the 60's.
Some more that I like.
And posing with its siblings -
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I have some pictures of my Commodores on the mountain as well. It's just something you have to do if you love your Fords or Holdens. Last time I was there I walked the circuit, it really lets you feel the elevation change. The satnav in my last car even showed the names of all the corners and straights, I have a picture somewhere showing Conrod Straight on the screen.
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There are sections of the track that can't even be taken at the speed limit. I worked with a guy whose one and only speed ticket was on Conrod Straight, in an Austin A40. Had it framed on the wall of his garage.The chase is my favorite part of the track. It's a really fun sequence of turns, even at the "speed limit".![]()