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4.1 Ford Crossflow in a G60
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4.1 Ford Crossflow in a G60
Hi All,
Just wondering if anyone knows were you can get a some work done to 4.1L crossflow (pre 1984 leaded engine). Looking at getting it bored out 40 or 60thou and a crow cam stuck in it. However I am not a mechanic but I do know what a screwdriver looks like.
Or is there an easier way to get an addition 30% of power out of it.
Thanks James
Just wondering if anyone knows were you can get a some work done to 4.1L crossflow (pre 1984 leaded engine). Looking at getting it bored out 40 or 60thou and a crow cam stuck in it. However I am not a mechanic but I do know what a screwdriver looks like.
Or is there an easier way to get an addition 30% of power out of it.
Thanks James
mate has one in his xe. runs the alloy efi head. mild torgue cam. redline torquer manifold and a 350 2 barrel with extractors. its a 5 speed manual and will pull out sideways till redline in 3rd
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efi from an xe xf shave the head bout 20 thou 30 thou oversize hypereutectics a 31 73 camtech cam (custom grind)
big valves big springs good collets and full balance you can trick the efi into thinking the air is cold and u can also tension the air flap spring to give it more fuel theres a heap of mods to do if done right u will get about 120 to 140 hp
big valves big springs good collets and full balance you can trick the efi into thinking the air is cold and u can also tension the air flap spring to give it more fuel theres a heap of mods to do if done right u will get about 120 to 140 hp
http://www.4wdaction.com.au/shed/index.php?id=1097&im=1
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my 250 in my Cortina is an XD block with an XF alloy head...runs 11.5:1 compression, Hypertec pistons, basically what you could call a towing cam (torquey), 4 bbl manifold with a 650double pumper..still running standard rockers but with upgraded valve springs obviously and made 218 rwhp on its only time on the dyno...
all for the grand total of $1200
the crossflow is a good choice for 4wds as it is a very torquey engine and will last forever as it makes all its power below 4500rpm so you dont have to flog the ring out of it...of course in burnout comps i have spun it to 7000 but it still kept going
dave
all for the grand total of $1200
the crossflow is a good choice for 4wds as it is a very torquey engine and will last forever as it makes all its power below 4500rpm so you dont have to flog the ring out of it...of course in burnout comps i have spun it to 7000 but it still kept going
dave
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Re: OBC
Cant remember the teaam number. But it was on old Cruiser swb. Nice car workerd well except they had the airlines connected to the dizzy etc (which isnt a bad thing). But they had the compressor mounted on the floor. So when they got water into the car they pumped water into the motor, And everything else they pressurised.G60MAN wrote:Do you remember which team had the 4.1 crossflow turbo.
Thanks James
(Edit) Whoops they only had an AU 4lt motor.
It was the green landy (The HULK) that had the turbo falcon motor. I thought it was a BA XR6T motor, but could be wrong. It went well. They just had GPS problems and got lost.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
Re: OBC
It could be my turn to be wrong, but I thought the 4.1 crossflow was the older, pre-EA falcon ford straight six. So if it was a turbo falcon motor from a BA or an AU for that matter, then it wasn't a crossflow.turps wrote:Cant remember the teaam number. But it was on old Cruiser swb. Nice car workerd well except they had the airlines connected to the dizzy etc (which isnt a bad thing). But they had the compressor mounted on the floor. So when they got water into the car they pumped water into the motor, And everything else they pressurised.G60MAN wrote:Do you remember which team had the 4.1 crossflow turbo.
Thanks James
(Edit) Whoops they only had an AU 4lt motor.
It was the green landy (The HULK) that had the turbo falcon motor. I thought it was a BA XR6T motor, but could be wrong. It went well. They just had GPS problems and got lost.
Not that there's anything wrong with the AU or BA motors, they offer some serious grunt in an increasingly rare straight-six format.
Someone correct me if I am wrong about the crossflow motors.
Jason
This is not legal advice.
Good find. The link is: http://carsales.com.au/pls/carsales/!cs ... id=3090104Bighazza wrote:If you want a performance 250 and if you are in Qld
There is an XE for sale on car sales that has a worked 250 for about $650
Extractors should be your first mod then maybe a bigger carby
This happens to be a five-speed too.
It should be possible to get the output shaft of the five-speed machined to slide into the G60 transfer case, replacing the stock G60 three-speed.
This is not legal advice.
Re: OBC
Ahh didnt think of the crossflow bit. And I wouldnt have a clue either way.chimpboy wrote:It could be my turn to be wrong, but I thought the 4.1 crossflow was the older, pre-EA falcon ford straight six. So if it was a turbo falcon motor from a BA or an AU for that matter, then it wasn't a crossflow.turps wrote:Cant remember the teaam number. But it was on old Cruiser swb. Nice car workerd well except they had the airlines connected to the dizzy etc (which isnt a bad thing). But they had the compressor mounted on the floor. So when they got water into the car they pumped water into the motor, And everything else they pressurised.G60MAN wrote:Do you remember which team had the 4.1 crossflow turbo.
Thanks James
(Edit) Whoops they only had an AU 4lt motor.
It was the green landy (The HULK) that had the turbo falcon motor. I thought it was a BA XR6T motor, but could be wrong. It went well. They just had GPS problems and got lost.
Not that there's anything wrong with the AU or BA motors, they offer some serious grunt in an increasingly rare straight-six format.
Someone correct me if I am wrong about the crossflow motors.
Jason
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
Firrst crossflow head motor was an Iron job, 1978. went to alloy about 82.
EA motor is OHC, but still crossflow.
Pretty sure the EA onwards motor has the same bellhousing bolt pattern as the earlier motors. ( could be wrong) but looks the same in my gregory's W/shop manuals.
EA motor is OHC, but still crossflow.
Pretty sure the EA onwards motor has the same bellhousing bolt pattern as the earlier motors. ( could be wrong) but looks the same in my gregory's W/shop manuals.
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the hulk's rocker cover was the ally silver colour with the cast round cornered rectangels in it, it also had a slight angle on front.... I'm pretty sure
I think this is the old push rod 4.1L cross flow.....
The newer ford 6's (EA, EB) have lines in the casting running front to back and also have a OHC stamp on them, well from what I can remember.
IMO
Daniels
I think this is the old push rod 4.1L cross flow.....
The newer ford 6's (EA, EB) have lines in the casting running front to back and also have a OHC stamp on them, well from what I can remember.
IMO
Daniels
Cross hatched cast alloy rocker cover was on EFI XE and XF, the tin hats on all carbed up till XF, EA EB ED had lines cast in the cast alloy cover aswell as OHC, EF on are smooth cast alloy painted blue or red on the tickfords (XR6's) and was bare alloy on the AU non tickford
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that xe for sale is my mates its off pagan road yatala if anyoen wants any more info on it pm me.
it goes hard for a 6 its got a real tight lsd int he rear to whihc makes it more fun to drive. has a 4 point cage and shit to
it goes hard for a 6 its got a real tight lsd int he rear to whihc makes it more fun to drive. has a 4 point cage and shit to
84lux-project. A-frame, 350 chev, turbo 350 auto, duals, rears up front, crossover, twin locked and a 118" wheelbase
Re: crossflow
If you don't take this, I definitely will if the offer's still there - and I can pick it up here in Victoria. My old man drives to Mirboo North every couple of weeks so it would be easy to get him to grab it.G60MAN wrote:Thank you for the offer of the C4 adaptor.... are you sure you want to give it away.
thanks james
But I am not trying to jump any queues or anything!
This is not legal advice.
Its roughly 300x300x200 and would weigh,mmmmm <5 kilo with 2 shafts, gear and bit, you may require some basic machining for the spigot bearing, as i can't remember exactly whats there will have a look some time on the weekend or early next week, sorry chimpboy
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