Grey Motor Powwwaaah

Includes fuel system, cooling system and exhaust.

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Miss Piggy
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Grey Motor Powwwaaah

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Hi all,

I'm keen to get the old grey motor humming a bit more than she is. What kind of performance gear is out there, and what do people recommend would be some good additions? Are there any stockists, or am I going to have to run around swap meets earlier than you blokes?

Currently have extractors, single strommy, some sort of aftermarket cam with unknown specs and a new exhaust system.

Thanks.

Jarrod.

(Engine swap is out of the question at the moment due to lack of funding approval for a V8 from the Minister for War and Finance.)
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Jarrod, I have a full set of Speco, Rocker cover, Tripple stromberg manifold with carbs, Headers with header pipes. Or Tripple SU's on a lynx manifold and they are just some of the hop-up gear for the mighty grey. I'd love a Norman, and repco cross-flow head, but there aren't enough carnivorous chickens.
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Post by Devilrod »

Also look into getting some form of electronic ignition. Somoeone on here mentioned you can get them for greys just can't remember who....

Best thing I ever did was fit one to my red.
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Post by Brown Bear »

Jarrod,

Sounds like you're on the way as far as your grey goes, but you're still at least one carb short!

For economy and performance the twin carb kit works well - they come up on ebay regularly (or you can join the swap meet brigade and get up early...). I bought mine as a plain manifold and spent around $300 total to get the kit sorted with new gaskets, fuel fittings and linkages.
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Post by Craig »

Twin carb kit on ebay atm
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Twin-Stromberg-c ... dZViewItem
pertronics for a points replacement
http://www.proquip.com.au/ignitor1.html
or scorcher for a high energy set up
http://www.performanceignition.com.au/T ... stributors
the pertronics is a cheaper option than scorcher depends what you are after if you can afford it some mild head work to make the cam carbys and extractors work together
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