Get the weekend off, sit back, relax, have a few beers and DIRT DRAG YOUR ASS OFF!!!!
Luke over at Fuel has an exciting new project in the works. Fuel Tank TV.
SUNDAY 16TH OCTOBER 2011 - The Marsh Rodders host an annual Swap meet and Show and Shine, here Hot Rod enthusiasts or your backyard mechanic can pick up a great bargain, or even clean out your garage and set up a stall yourself.
If you love kustom cars then this is the event for you. Enjoy a huge array of amazing kustoms, from mild to wild, as well as hot rods and pre '64 muscle cars, with a special area allocated for show worthy rides up to a 1972 cut off.
Friday is Beach Party time with a Show 'N Shine and the Rockabilly Rumble. Saturday and Sunday the Party relocates to the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, with non-stop Rockabilly live music, Kustom Workshop, Kustom Kulture exhibition, Pin-Up Contest, Model Car Show and heaps of other exciting entertainment including the opportunity to cruise the Historic Phillip Island Grand Prix Race Track.
NOTE: As of February 18th 2011 Barry Grant Carburetors has ceased operations due to the American economic climate. A Sad day for gear heads.
Lets take a quick look at some old school style products from Barry Grant.
Founded in 1984, Barry Grant, Inc. specializes in the design and production of induction products for the performance and racing industry. Barry Grant, Inc. is the home of Demon Carburetion; BG Fuel Systems; Nitrous Works; Triple-D Induction; and Rush Performance Filters.
The father in law and I left town at 5 Sunday morning to head down to Newstead. We got there at about 8, and by the looks of it, we could have had a hour or so more sleep in! Plenty of cars about on the oval, but not too many people, and the ones that where milling around, they looked like they had a pretty good time on Saturday night!
The run wasn't heavily advertised, just mainly through word of mouth and invites to friends of club members (By invites, I of course mean we told them they were expected to be there or else....) so we had just under 30 entrants. Anyway it was pretty standard format for the weekend, rego and sausage sizzle on the Friday night, Cruise and lunch Saturday with dinner at night and finishing with a show 'n' shine on the Sunday.
Thanks to one of our forum members Louie who has taken the time to provide these scans of the Head Stud Tightening Sequences for the Mopar Flathead, Slant 6, Small Block and Big Block motors. If anyone out there can provide individual torque values for the four engines listed below get in touch with us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it





