EK61's Supercharged V6

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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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hi there
i think that the su is the way to go because it will slow the psi down i think they look great
is the blower running 1 to 1 ratio ?
the pulleys are the same size on the blower to balancer ?
my bonnet misses by 20 mm
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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yeh its close to 1 to 1 ratio pullys are almost the same size

i realy want to keep the carbys on it looks a lot cooler 8) than su's, never been a fan of them su's

did a bit of measuring and made a few templates for some new mounting plates it now will clear the steering box :D
but sits about 90mm higher than it was b4 so they will hang out a fair bit
i have another bonnet so ill cut a hole in it see how we go :twisted:
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) looking very sweet............. The blower belt guard looks really neat.
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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hi there
looks great
you are doing a great job
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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i reckon holden 6's with filters and stuff commin out the bonnet to the side looks 8) 8)

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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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still no progress on the new manifold yet theres been a bit of 2 much thinking not enough doing
so decided to pull the norman apart 4 a clean out some of the vanes were sticking from the old methanole
heres a few pics

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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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hi there
have you got sprind in your holding the fins out ?
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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springs?
no springs the centrifical force holds them out in place

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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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Being an ex-wood machinist, I can now see where Mr Norman got the idea from.... looks just like a 'plane head' with four blade tools. VERY KOOL! 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
Thanks for the (excuse the pun.. :roll: )...dare I say it..."inside info" :x :oops: :roll: :lol: :lol:

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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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hi there
mine has springs in side the blower to hold the blades out
but if you are hard reving eg over 6000 you should remove them as they will come out
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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no probs scotty i thought id put them up while it was apart 8)

ratrod fj i dont plan on revvin mine that hard its only going to be a cruiser 8) 8)
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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hi there
join the club i will not be reving big either
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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it looks like im taking backward steps at the moment feels like it anyway
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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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Don't sweat it ..every piece done is closer to completed..
This EK will be a firecracker when it's finished! 8) 8)

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Re: EK61's norman supercharged grey

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forget the stress Dave...why dont you pass them onto me...? :)
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