miikae

I have a pair on mine and so far no probs although they are larger than standard clamps but they are covered , got mine from Premier Wireing last year . £7.50 a pair , just had a look see.

http://premierwiring.co.uk/index.php?modul...3392767901-3830

Mike

Many thanks SEgan , i have just had a look at DealExtreme and yes they are a good price so ordered a pair too cheap to pass up , i intend to fit them on the cycle wing support bar just under the guard but will have to see what happens when i try and offer them up .

Mike

I too have been thinking of doing the same but as yet have not seen the likes of those you have fitted , what are they from ?

Mike

I used the Goodrige kit part no-SFD032-4P , the fronts approx 13 1/2"back nut to back nut and the rears 11 1/2" , the fronts where a great fit , the rears not fitted as yet due to the brakes being spot on now .

Mike

I had this problem when i raised the engine with 16mm spacers to clear the Dcoe 40 air filters , the filler cap fouled the bonnet so i cut the top location webs off so that it would fit in the filler neck further and it worked thankfully missing the bonnet by a couple of mm , when i can get hold of another rocker cover i will move the filler to the rear so that i can fit the higher breather type with fitted outlet pipe .

Mike

Hi , I have a piece of 2"x4" hollow section cut to the same width as the rubber stand off bobbin and that spaces it off ok ,

hope this helps .

Mike

Sad to say that I too seriously doubt that petrol will ever come down in price unless the government want it to .

I seem to remember that in the 70s on Tomorrow's World , Raymond Baxter featured an engine that could be run on anything from "water to peanut butter" , does anyone remember this ?

I suppose it went the same way as the everlasting light bulb and the ladderless stockings to name only two , hidden in a vault somewhere nodoubt until whenever someone deems it right to open the vault thats full of cost cutting inventions to help mankind .

Mine Got what a mess , that brake line was a very lucky miss , well i hope it wasnt the fuel line as could of been very nasty . Doesnt bare thinking about does it .

Pleased no one hurt .

Mike

After inspecting a Donut on my lads BMW that is on its way out , i can now understand why they can cause such a lot of damage as upon failure the propshaft will tend to climb over the gearbox drive rather than just spinning free and thus flailing around until the car is stopped , the only way i can see to possibly prevent this would to fit a split tube around the donut and bolted together for easy removal , with sufficient gap as not to foul when the gearbox mounts flex and fixed to the tunnel sides and bottom by brackets . This may contain the propshaft but the gearbox drive flange would possibly get wrecked together with the seal plus the gearbox etc , although the driver and passenger should be free from any injury which is more to the point .

Just my early morning pondering thoughts on the subject .

Mike

Hi Dan , On the one i fitted the pinouts are --

pin 1/left ind + ,

pin 2 /choke ,

pin 3/ handbrake ,

pin 4/ not used,

pin 5 /right ind + ,

pin 6/right & left ind neg ,

pin 7 low fuel,

pin 8 /ign warning light ,

pin 9/ ign live feed ,

pin 10/ high beam ,

pin 11/ oil warning light ,

pin 12/ pos feed for oil warning light ,

pin 13 / not used

Hope this helps

Mike

Very hairy , i will stick to our country lane's thanks very much as they are much easier on this old ticker

Hi , I think that maybe this is what you may be looking for a Piper Cross 600 series Airbox

http://www.pipercross.net/competition_carb_600_airbox.asp

Mike

I forgot to add that before fitting the Gaz shocks i had removed the ARB and converted it to tie bars as can be seen in my garage . Hence the 130 lb springs .

Mike

Hi , i fitted GAZ coilovers 13"x9" model Gazmatic 130/090 with 130 springs 50mm bore ,

Hope that helps ,

Mike

Many years ago we where in a collision between two lorries , yes we where the meat in the sandwich on a down hill section in Epping Forest , when one lorries brakes failed , it was fully loaded with grain , i saw it coming and watched in horror as it hit us forcing our car under the Ford lorry in front which was stationery , my mother had hit her head on the screen . There was a settlement but regretably my father agreed on a full and final settlement, case closed as they would not agree to leaving the case open pending further problems . Some time later doctors diagnosed MS and stated that the accident could have contrubited to her present condition . What i am trying to say do not ever grab the money if offered without taking everything into concideration as my father always regretted taking the payout .

Mike

Hi Greenie ,

If you try this link you should be able find all you are looking for , uk company in Bedford .

http://www.lmaperformance.com/motorsport/P...ting_parts.html

I bought the TOPOT remote oil pressure & oil temp sender unit t-piece kit , they where very helpful when i phoned em enquiring about thread sizes etc . Well recomended .

Mike

Hi Steve , I fitted a pair of Cobra Roadster 7 bucket seats into my S7 , however i did move the tunnel plates in about an inch either side during the rebuild

so as to give a little more room and it turned out fine , plus they are on runners . Pics in my garage may give you some idea of the fit .

Mike

Hi Ian , try this ebay item 8267180437. He does stainless poppers aswell .

Mike

This maybe of interest to the Kentish Boys , maybe in your area soon !!

http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=16930

Mike

Alonso shouted foul knowing that he was well in the poo now points wise , the two wreckers wanted to blame someone for there mistake so Lewis was their target but the shots went wide thankfully . Nice one Lewis the Championship is almost yours , one more Win to go and Bingo the youngest rookie champion and a Brit too .

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Sorry Ian , hope you have got your breath back now

Mike

The 4th part is for the fixing of the male part that is usually fitted to the body , but instead fitting it to a fabric or whatever material ,

Mike

I cut my ARB in bits last winter as can be seen on some pics in my garage plus how i did it , all by hand except the drilling (pillar drill) , taping the threads was the easy bit .

Mike

Hi Tim , Try Auto Paint (St Helens) www.auto-paint.co.uk 01744 818102 , I got some paint and thinners from them a couple of months ago and they made up what i requested via a paint code .

Mike