alan pettit
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with regard to your halfshafts ..there is only one of the faces that allows a bolt to be offered up to the assembly so you have to move it 4 times through 90 degrees to get the bolts in
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thanks for the comments chaps. I need to get a 2000 spacer by the sounds of things.Anyone got one going cheap?
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i have a high torque starter for my spitfire engine. its quite a modded engine (havent tried to start it yet) but i was curious if anyone has fitted one and should i be using the standard starters spacer with it or not?
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well thanks for pointing that out...Id already responded to tim6 by email actually. Are you his broker ?
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novatech in slough are old school rolling road tuners...they do loads of cars in the goodwood revival. i had my Volvo Amazon tuned there. on hs6 su carbs. they did a good job.
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its a 4 cylinder equipe
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Does anyone have a working J type overdrive gearbox they dont need ? I gather its the type with the solenoid on the passanger side? Have a friend building a bond equipe who wants to run one in it . Fair price paid if you can help please let me know.
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ill do it 1964 lenham Spitfire
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theres one on ebay at the moment
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i have a couple of spit tanks sitting in the garage .where abouts are you?
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i have twice bought wiper blades from these guys. very good quality (unfortunately not the chrome type) but at £4.50 for 2 including postage you cant go wrong. Maybe the water pump is a mistake.
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i have twice bought wiper blades from these guys. very good quality (unfortunately not the chrome type) but at £4.50 for 2 including postage you cant go wrong. Maybe the water pump is a mistake.
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I use Wins a lot, parts have always been fine and theyre very helpful. That said for Diffs Ive always used Mike Papworth.
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Hi Andy spitfire hose id must be 2 inches . the external diameter of the metal pipe it fits over is 2 inches cos ive just measured one with a micrometer. hope this helps Alan (you gave me a fuel tank about a year ago)
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loosen the nuts off first then raise it up about an inch or so .take the old ones off ,refit the new ones . I always drive the car on to a couple of bits of wood like scaffold board first to give a bit more underengine clearance for a trolley jack with a bit of wood to spread the load..job done.