'Brumby' humpy ute

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'Brumby' humpy ute

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Good to see old cars getting a new breath of life :mrgreen:

Some old pics from back in the day
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And its latest incarnation. Video on the Street Machine website http://www.streetmachine.com.au/street- ... -ute-video
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cool ute! What engine is it running now Hewey?
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Outback wrote:cool ute! What engine is it running now Hewey?
There's an article on the engine alone on the SM website, but it's a very healthy 186 :twisted:
https://www.streetmachine.com.au/featur ... mby-fj-ute
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That's something!
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I've seen and heard it run at the Six banger nats last September. Unbloody real.
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Wouldn't that wear the belt much faster having the toothed side running over a smooth pulley instead of a toothed one?
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Gojeep wrote:Wouldn't that wear the belt much faster having the toothed side running over a smooth pulley instead of a toothed one?
Probably does wear a bit quicker that way, but not uncommon. Running the idler on the inside of the belt is not great for belt wrap or orbiting either, though he doesn't have much choice given the pulley diameter and distance between centres.

More info on setting up belts on "weird and wonderful" early Holden superchargers on page 6 of this thread:
http://www.fbekholden.com/forum/viewtop ... 0&start=75

The fuel pump drive/timing cover is pretty nifty.

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Running in the 8s! :shock: That's a stout effort for a red six in a full size car.
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They certainly have the suspension setup well. Lifts the front wheels drops them gently down and runs dead straight. Love it. From when drag cars looked like something 8) 8)
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Thanks Hewey- that's an impressively fast and consistent humpy ute 8)
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He is real good at chasing down others Thanks for posting
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