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05-05-06, 09:49
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Ford rumble
Go to http://www.fordkeulen.nl/ and click on V8 Sound...ahh...the sound of a V8...
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05-05-06, 10:52
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gotta fix my rumble
Hanno we have sent the engine out of our ford blitz to be reconditioned to take that knock knock sound out.The block will be washed and checked and the crank will also need to be ground
Max
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05-05-06, 12:08
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Max, guess you can't wait to hear that smooth rumble again...or do you actually like the Chev's in-line 6 sound better?
 For me the only right answer is: two in-line 6's bolted together!  H.
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05-05-06, 23:53
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Yes Hanno those V12's do sound sweet but rumble of Henry's V8 has it all over those 6s.
Max
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06-05-06, 03:09
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Bummer.....
Now the sound of those twice Chev 6 sure are sweet...... but for some reason I could not get the V8 crumble to work..... maybe the Ford engine wouldn't start for me....... must be a trick to getting it started on a Canadian web site..... it did rain here tonite now that would keep the V8 from running!!!!
Putt putt putt putt..... Bob C.
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06-05-06, 09:44
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at Yass
no rain here so no problems starting a ford
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