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  1. Many thanks to all of you for your help and comments. I had been Lucky to find a NOS "PI" cam here for nearly nothing ! I still have the inlet manifold has been flowed on a bench. Of course, I like the big cd175 ... but i don't think it is a benefit setting with the standard exhaust manifold ... It seems the perios 6/3/2 exhaust are quite rare ... The period SAH conversion was great ! My goal is just to keep the engine as original as possible and as I am rebuilding it: to try to build a long life lasting one, smooth and not too thirsty... Gently drove
  2. Many thanks to all of you for your help and comments. I had been Lucky to find a NOS "PI" cam here for nearly nothing ! I still have the inlet manifold has been flowed on a bench. Of course, I like the big cd175 ... but i don't think it is a benefit setting with the standard exhaust manifold ... It seems the perios 6/3/2 exhaust are quite rare ... The period SAH conversion was great ! My goal is just to keep the engine as original as possible and as I am rebuilding it: to try to build a long life lasting one, smooth and not too thirsty... Gently drove
  3. Many thanks Dave for your help  ;)
  4. Many thanks Dave for your help  ;)
  5. Hello there, I am starting the inspection before to rebuild my early 2000MKI engine. It is in quite condition and completely standard. There is only one part modified: the inlet manifold has been opened on a bench. the exhaust is the standard one (and would prefer to stay with it: the budget doesn't allow the CW manifolds :-( ) I am wondering if it would be a good thing to change the camshaft to have a little more "punch" (not a screamer) ... I know on small four cylinder engine the early and late 18/58 are often replaced by the MKIII camshaft 25/65 ... Would it be interesting for me to use: -  "307689"/150  (TR5& 6 early CP) 35/65 with 0.25 lift -  "308778"   ( vitesse+GT6+ 2.5PIMKI & MKII) 25/65 with 0.232 lift - "311399"/125   (TR6CR+2.5PIMKII) 18/58  with 0.240 lift The original MKI is "306632"   18/58   with 0.220 lift  (quite similar to 306785). "307621" seems to be less interesting : 10/50 with 0.215 lift All your comments are more than welcome !  Thanks a lot !!
  6. Hello there, I am starting the inspection before to rebuild my early 2000MKI engine. It is in quite condition and completely standard. There is only one part modified: the inlet manifold has been opened on a bench. the exhaust is the standard one (and would prefer to stay with it: the budget doesn't allow the CW manifolds :-( ) I am wondering if it would be a good thing to change the camshaft to have a little more "punch" (not a screamer) ... I know on small four cylinder engine the early and late 18/58 are often replaced by the MKIII camshaft 25/65 ... Would it be interesting for me to use: -  "307689"/150  (TR5& 6 early CP) 35/65 with 0.25 lift -  "308778"   ( vitesse+GT6+ 2.5PIMKI & MKII) 25/65 with 0.232 lift - "311399"/125   (TR6CR+2.5PIMKII) 18/58  with 0.240 lift The original MKI is "306632"   18/58   with 0.220 lift  (quite similar to 306785). "307621" seems to be less interesting : 10/50 with 0.215 lift All your comments are more than welcome !  Thanks a lot !!
  7. Hello to all of you, Please may you help me? What is the correct position of the Overdrive badge on an early 2000MKI? I tought it was on  the right side of the number plate above the triumph 2000 badges; as the automatic badge. My car is a "66 model similar to very early cars (white dials, no vents in the dash but the Horn ring at the steering wheel): i saw further pictures of french "66 cars and the Overdrive badge was on  the left side of the number plate.... Hère is my question: is is special to the french market?or to "66 cars? Many thanks to let me know if someone has the answer
  8. hello there, Please, may you give me advise and your knowledge about the LSD diff ? it seems there are different types. What is the specifities of the Salisbury one? Any help is welcome. Many thanks!
  9. Many thanks !!! Yes, i think it is quite hard to source ...
  10. Many thanks !!! Yes, i think it is quite hard to source ...
  11. Hi there, Please someone know where to source exterior & interior door handles for an early spirfire4 ? Many thanks for your help  :)
  12. Hi there, Please someone know where to source exterior & interior door handles for an early spirfire4 ? Many thanks for your help  :)
  13. Many thanks to all of you ! On the price list I have from 1965: there is Ambla Trim only.  The leather appears as option only about 1967 (according to the 1967 price and option list): with the second version of the MKI (rubber on overrrider, new badges, black dials, new heater ans dash vent holes ... )
  14. Thanks Richard !!! The Ambla trim was used by Triumph on early MKI. I think Jaguar used this trim on S type and 420 when they wanted to down size the price of their models.
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