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v8 or 6 cylinder

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v8 or 6 cylinder

Post by licka23 »

hey im only 15 and dont no much bout mechanic stuff and my dad owns a 90' GQ patrol and wants to know wat would be better a v8 or a 6 clyinder???

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licka23 wrote:hey im only 15 and dont no much bout mechanic stuff and my dad owns a 90' GQ patrol and wants to know wat would be better a v8 or a 6 clyinder???

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Post by chunderlicious »

yeah bogged i hear they are awsome motors.... get even more power after about 100,000 kays dont they
turbos are nice but i'd rather be blown
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Post by AFeral »

Think you will need to give a bit more info alex
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Post by brettsGQ »

it depends on what you or your dad wants to do with the patrol.......

i think for good all round power and touqe id be going a fuel injected V8 but then if you dont want to worrie getting enginers certificate for V8 then go a patrol 6

but it still goes on what you want to do eg... rockcrawling , beach driving , playing in the mud , or touring................
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Post by licka23 »

well mainly we go down to the otways, mt cole and sand dunes

well at the moment its got a 350 chev in it
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Post by stool »

Dose it still work :?:
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Post by licka23 »

dont kow how much cash he wanna spend and at the moment it has a 350 chev in it and the motor is just dying
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Post by RN »

Probably better if your father joined the forum and posted some detailed request for info.

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Post by licka23 »

yer the thing bout that is...that he doesnt really now wat to do on a computer which is sorta funny
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Post by stool »

He can get a spanking new crate chev 350 long block from around 3k

And just swap all the bits over.

Try eagle auto spares
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Post by licka23 »

yep i will let him know

thanks
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Post by RN »

licka23 wrote:hey im only 15 and dont no much bout mechanic stuff and my dad owns a 90' GQ patrol and wants to know wat would be better a v8 or a 6 clyinder???

alex
Alex,



You stated that you don't know much about 'mechanic stuff' yet in your profile you state you are a mechanic.

Your dad's got a 350 Chev and he doesn't know what's better.

He can't come to the PC. :roll:

You also spell the word know, as no, now and know. Are you deliberately doing this?
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Post by licka23 »

yer i state mechanica because i wanna be one when im older and my dad doesnt know much bout computer
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Post by lay80n »

licka23 wrote:yer i state mechanica because i wanna be one when im older and my dad doesnt know much bout computer

Maybe put student in your profile then. And speaking for experience, unless you want to get shafted by shitty work and poor pay, dont become a mechanic.

As for the poo-troll, weight up the cost of getting the SBC re-built Vs and engine swap. If the SBC is engineered/approved to be in the car, personally i would be keeping that. Re-build it, add some nice parts, and you have a pretty solid motor. There is so much available for these motors. Built properly, you will have plenty of hp under the skinny pedal.
Plus the sound :cool:


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