FJ - L67 Tuning Help

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TC54
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cars: 1954 FJ HOLDEN UTE. L67 69mm Tb 10psi pull extractors and 3" into 2.5" Exhaust big pod and Mace mail order, not great tune. 1 show and 1 win but need tune badly. Novice
And 2010 custom FXDF Harley

FJ - L67 Tuning Help

Post by TC54 »

Hello all.
Based on the assumption that I know very little about tuning can anyone suggest ,offer up ,recommend a tuning service that is reliable, proven and cheap or two out of three ,around Brisbane anywhere that could finally tune my L67 FJ Holden ute. I have finished playing around with bolt ons and ins and just want a good tune . I feel that this thing has a bit more to offer and the only way I am going to find out is by letting someone who knows have a decent look at it.
If anyone could recommend a tuner ,either street or Dyno so I can finally stop this eternal wondering. Good builder / mechanic but lack time, patience and knowledge and not afraid to admit it.

Cheers all .
TC.
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delcowizzid
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Re: FJ - L67 Tuning Help

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Barry at brushworks slick sixes https://m.facebook.com/brushworkz/
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Gampy
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Re: FJ - L67 Tuning Help

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Wow, nice ...

You could gain some power by removing that hot air intake and replacing it with a cold air intake.
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OZ38
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cars: VY V6 Commodore ute.
VS V6 Commo sedan.

Re: FJ - L67 Tuning Help

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delcowizzid wrote:Barry at brushworks slick sixes https://m.facebook.com/brushworkz/
Also recommend Barry definitely know his L67 Tuning.

Cheers
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Holden202T
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Re: FJ - L67 Tuning Help

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nice looking conversion!
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