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Postby jazza312 » January 8th, 2011, 5:13 pm

gday guys, as some of u may know i just bought myself a bf xr8 :)
i picked it up today and i love it!
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6 speed auto
boss 260 (of course)
dejavu in colour
premium sound
dual zone climate control
and the half leather seats. i wouldnt have bought a b series with these options.
only thing is it is missing is a sunroof :(
feels very quick to me (after stepping out of an nc) and i know its not as quick as a turbo but i am just a v8 fan!

anyway, heres a couple of pics. i will take some good pics tomorro

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby KR1STO » January 8th, 2011, 5:16 pm

Looks good mate.. Great colour..!
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » January 8th, 2011, 5:18 pm

haha mate, u have no idea!

havin any luck with sellin ur fairlane?
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby [Sterling] » January 8th, 2011, 5:22 pm

You buy it from CarCity?
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » January 8th, 2011, 5:34 pm

i surely did. got it from car city but as an ethridge ford car... if that makes sense
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby Troutman » January 10th, 2011, 11:37 pm

Great car mate, and don't stress about the sunroof as there are always aftermarket options if you have a spare couple of grand in the future. I came pretty close to getting a Hollandia 900 for the VT.

http://www.webasto.com.au/products-and- ... 900_ps.pdf

No suggestions otherwise really. Pop plates would be a nice aesthetic touch...

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby Mr_4.0 » January 11th, 2011, 2:28 am

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby burnt turtle » January 11th, 2011, 7:01 am

very nice pick up mate, they are a great car
i have a sunroof if ya wana buy it....
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby nothin suss » January 11th, 2011, 11:10 am

Nice pickup. Defiantly worth shelling out extra for a BF with the 6spd.
Great colour too, something a bit different than all the other Black ones!
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » January 11th, 2011, 4:35 pm

haha cheers guys. it will be a while, if ever, before i get a sunroof, but good to know there is options out there.
loving it atm. love all the interior except for the door trims. they feel so nasty, but ya get passed that! the rest is awesome!
it has this interior:

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby nstg8a » January 11th, 2011, 5:24 pm

so tempted to grab something like this... 20k buys so much car these days.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby private9 » January 11th, 2011, 8:35 pm

Nice car mate! Really like the 50/50 optional trim in the XRs, must go alright with the 6sp too.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby eb2rodda » January 11th, 2011, 8:40 pm

love the color , one day i might own a bf, turbo six is my insight :amen:
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » January 11th, 2011, 9:26 pm

cheers guys, 20k does go a fair way. considering a car like this was probably about 56k 4 years back.
it certainly does get moving, gets to 100 before ya know it. havent driven anything with real amounts of power before so its probably nothing on some of the cars on here!

ahh well, plenty of power for me :D not too bad on fuel either.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby dylby1 » January 11th, 2011, 9:30 pm

jazza312 wrote:cheers guys, 20k does go a fair way. considering a car like this was probably about 56k 4 years back.
it certainly does get moving, gets to 100 before ya know it. havent driven anything with real amounts of power before so its probably nothing on some of the cars on here!

ahh well, plenty of power for me :D not too bad on fuel either.


i had much the same reaction with my XR6, i went from a FWD magna auto to my BA
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » March 18th, 2011, 2:55 pm

just took some pics on my phone and thought i would finally post up a few more photos on here. not the best shots of all time but meh. plus cars are dirty :P

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby NickosEL » March 18th, 2011, 3:13 pm

Looking good man, I like!! :drinks2:
Have you thought about sawpping the rims over. GTP's are now common place on E-series, or in your case N-series. lol. But I think the XR8 would look good with the GTP's and the XR8 rims would be something different on the NC?? Or are the GTP's in pre AU offset?
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » March 18th, 2011, 3:17 pm

yeah, i want to swap them but unfortunately they are pre au gt-p's. i reckon the bf xr's would look awesome on the lane and a good change. lol keep it fresh.
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Re: my new bf xr8

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ill swap ya some BF XR's, i have them on my car now lol
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby rhys » March 22nd, 2011, 9:28 am

nice car. Im with you jazza, prefer a V8 to a turbo 6. Theres just something about them. maybe its the instant low down power you see. Plus the much improved exhaust note.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby BLKPHN » March 22nd, 2011, 11:21 am

rhys375 wrote:nice car. Im with you jazza, prefer a V8 to a turbo 6. Theres just something about them. maybe its the instant low down power you see. Plus the much improved exhaust note.



Hmm the problem is these Boss V8's aint got low down power they like to rev and hard! a turbo 6 would get up and go much quicker.. Ive owned both..
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby rhys » March 22nd, 2011, 2:54 pm

really? what do they rev to?

Thats kinda disappointing. Oh well im already saving for a boss335 , maybe in 10 years ill have one lol
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby BLKPHN » March 23rd, 2011, 10:46 am

rhys375 wrote:really? what do they rev to?

Thats kinda disappointing. Oh well im already saving for a boss335 , maybe in 10 years ill have one lol



Its not that they rev high its that they start to really pull up top and with a decent air intake really roar. I had my XR8 till i drove a mates F6 and traded it in the next day haha...

Great with the 6 speed nice color combo too... how does that bonnet look from inside the first time you get in it, blew me away.

Oh and you must get a BLUEPOWER AIRBOX they are amazing... they sound sooooo good...gained some very nice power increases and better economy..

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » March 23rd, 2011, 12:03 pm

yeah, there's not too much power down low but you can really feel the power kick in from about 3500 and up... i love the 6 speed but am already bored of it...
im considering selling the car to my old man who wants it and buying either a manual ba gt-p or manual bf xr6t...

is the red line on the dyno before the airbox and the green one after? if so, that is very impressive... how much are they and where can i get one from?

what other mods can you do to these on the cheapish side to gain power? so far the only thing i have done is a 3 inch exhaust, sounds pretty good too...
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby BLKPHN » March 23rd, 2011, 12:45 pm

jazza312 wrote:yeah, there's not too much power down low but you can really feel the power kick in from about 3500 and up... i love the 6 speed but am already bored of it...
im considering selling the car to my old man who wants it and buying either a manual ba gt-p or manual bf xr6t...

is the red line on the dyno before the airbox and the green one after? if so, that is very impressive... how much are they and where can i get one from?

what other mods can you do to these on the cheapish side to gain power? so far the only thing i have done is a 3 inch exhaust, sounds pretty good too...


Yeah its a before and after comparison of Airbox only... not bad its was a bit of a freak but hey almost 30rwkw is pretty impressive. They are $650 from BLUEPOWER Racing Developments. In campbellfield. Speak to chris or theo.

Other mods -The helix spacer sounds cool.. doesn't give you a massive gain just feels a little better.
-Oil breather's catch can's again from Herrod or BLUEPOWER it stops the oil buildup in the intake manifold and it builds up heaps, again not a massive gain but helps with fuel economy and bit more power.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby EFFalcon » March 23rd, 2011, 1:00 pm

spose i should take notice of these Boss 260 threads :P
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » March 23rd, 2011, 2:40 pm

thanks for that. will definately be looking into the air box... not too sure about the other two, seem a little over my head haha.


on another topic on the 5.4 engines... what are the differences from barra 220 -> boss 260 and then boss 260 -> boss 290? where does the extra 30kw come from in the fpv's? is it just a different tune and they rev a bit harder or is there more to it?

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby EFFalcon » March 23rd, 2011, 2:42 pm

barra 220 is a 3V SOHC with VCT, very torquey
Boss 260 is a 4V DOHC, no VCT, prefers revs
Boss 290 has more agressive Cams and higher compression from memory.
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Postby jazza312 » March 23rd, 2011, 2:47 pm

ahh ok thanks. i thought the boss was VCT.

i took a ba ghia 5.4 for a drive before getting the xr8 and the xr felt more torquey to me... but that could just be the difference between the 4 speed and 6 speed....
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Postby BLKPHN » March 23rd, 2011, 2:55 pm

jazza312 wrote:thanks for that. will definately be looking into the air box... not too sure about the other two, seem a little over my head haha.
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The Helix spacer is the blue thing you can see in my pic connected to my throttle body, and the oil catch can's are very easy to install come with instructions.

But defiantly get an airbox it seem $$ but once you put it on you will be amazed at the sound!
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby [Sterling] » March 23rd, 2011, 3:03 pm

I'll +1 the bluepower airbox, had one on my XR6 sounded good and made a decent difference.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby Kyle the ED4LTR » March 25th, 2011, 3:07 am

Awesome pickup Jared, very very nice. You'll love that 6 speed auto aswell, fantastic gearbox. After driving a few BA's with the 4 speed then driving BF's with the 6 speed auto you can feel the difference in the acceleration (May vary person to person), it had me pretty surprised. Otherwise it looks like you got a good pick!
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby rhys » March 25th, 2011, 8:55 am

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So if that was just comparing normal airbox to blue power why was there 40 mins and 12 runs between them? 26 RWKW is huge just for an airbox change, stock must be massively restricting.
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Postby BLKPHN » March 25th, 2011, 9:11 am

rhys375 wrote:So if that was just comparing normal airbox to blue power why was there 40 mins and 12 runs between them? 26 RWKW is huge just for an airbox change, stock must be massively restricting.



lol Cause it doesn't take 2 seconds to change over the airbox and put the new one on. Chris from bluepower was showing me how the ECU learns and gains so much more powerwith more air. Each run it was gaining a little bit more a and little bit more till the power flattened out and stayed the same. So thats why it was 12 runs and 40 minutes. Yeah stock air box is massivly restricting especially on the early BA's.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby Parfrey » March 25th, 2011, 10:12 am

Worst thing about the boss motors is how good the turbo 6's are.. i bet everyone would love them if the 6T never arrived.
They aren't great down low.. but still have decent power. 290 is definatly the pick of the bunch with higher comp etc. Sucks you have to fork out for an fpv to get one tho.
290's also have different valves/valve train so they can take bigger cams than a 260. ;-)
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby Kenaz » March 25th, 2011, 10:45 am

rhys375 wrote:
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So if that was just comparing normal airbox to blue power why was there 40 mins and 12 runs between them? 26 RWKW is huge just for an airbox change, stock must be massively restricting.

lol Sherlock's on the case
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The Great thing about the Boss is it can all be fixed by Kenne Bell!


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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby jazza312 » March 25th, 2011, 3:41 pm

mmmm kenne bell.... saw a few of them on boss' at afd and wanted one. lol wont ever happen but...

forget xr6t engine, they are great but i wanted a good v8 and being a ford fan, i couldnt go holden, so boss it had to be. its against my religion. lol

cheers for the positive comments and the good ideas for the beast.
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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby rhys » March 25th, 2011, 3:47 pm

Kenaz wrote:lol Sherlock's on the case


Kenaz has all the original quotes :roll:

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Re: my new bf xr8

Postby BLKPHN » March 30th, 2011, 8:49 am

rhys375 wrote:BLKPHN-

You seem to know a lot about them, how different are the coyote engines? Will we see transplants of the s/c gear into b-series when that start getting written off? Or are they completely different set-ups?



They are a fair bit different, but Im sure there will be conversions no doubt, it will be the whole motor not just the intake Im lead to believe they are different. but im sure like with most things it will be able to be done in time
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