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01-08-2007, 05:16 PM
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I am looking at buyind a 6cyl cortina somtime soon, which should be just a fun drag car, nothign to flash just fully stripped and bit of power. My question is the best way to get power out of these is it a V8 or turbo 6
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01-08-2007, 05:27 PM
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Hi shaneo, well both have there pro's and con's, but i'm a bit biased so i'll say turbo6 all the way...
Keep us updated with any progress Cheers Corey
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My car: '99 AU XR6 VCT, XR50 front bar 5 spd, pacemakers, 2.5" zorst and K and N panel filter. 1/4 15.02 at 94MPH, 162RWKW Missus car: 04 Subaru Impreza RS with fully sic cannon  Drag car: '76 TD Cortina, 4.0 AU motor, 4 spd single rail, 4 puck solid centre brass button clutch, 17" chromies, 600*300*76 FMIC, Garrett TB 4133 Turbo, BA XR6T inj's, Malpassi, Walbro etc etc... |
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Cortina project
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