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  1. I only use Payen gaskets and never had a problem, there are cheaper places to buy than Rimmers.
  2. thescrapman wrote: If you have a 1300 head on a 1500 block (crank) then you will have silly compression, keep blowing head gaskets and it will just not run right. Cheers Colin It would only blow head gaskets if you fitted the wrong gasket or didn't torque it up correctly.
  3. Just wonder how many litres of juice should fit in a Spitty tank, 1979 1500 if it makes any difference as I filled up early from the gauge reading empty and it was full on 27 litres?
  4. Richard_B wrote:Now I have a Hi-Torque starter that turns the wrong way. from a Rover 216 as Honda engines go the wrong way.. Could be an interesting conversion...   :-/ Check the amount and spacing of the teeth and the length of the throw, I remember someone mentioning that the Honda SM wouldn't work.
  5. 7952 wrote:Your not dealing with an Aston Martin or a Bentley,  even a well done spitfire you'll be lucky to sell for 15k. . If you find someone willing to pay £15k give them my number.
  6. How long is a piece of string, depend if you are using new, used, reconned , OE or cheap copy parts. budget anywhere between £100 to £10k. As for devaluing the car it depends on what the buyer wants  doesn't want.
  7. A Dolomite pump will fit and work, plenty if used ones about.
  8. I was wondering the same myself as it does look wrong and if I put the roof up with the windows up the flap sits outside which means you then can't get the doors open.
  9. Well at least I think that's what the plastic shield were for but I couldn't work out how they fitted and seeing your pics they might not be for the spit, I will get some pics of the plastic bits this week although the Ebay ones look a good bet.
  10. Thanks for the pics.  The ones I have are plastic but that at leadst gives me an idea or where they mount.  cheers for the link as well.
  11. Yes ferny the large black plastic splash guards, I won't be taking the car out in bad weather so getting the coil and ignition wet shouldn't be a problem.
  12. I thought that would be the answer. Cheers chap.
  13. Hi Folks, can someone please post some pics of the under bonnet  plastic splash guards on a Spit 1500 so I can figure out where they attach. The online manuals are not much help Cheers
  14. I have just rebuilt the hubs on my Spit and because didn't fit a water guard because it seems no one stocks them.
  15. With the three wire alternator as found on  most 70s cars  one wire goes to battery. One to ignition and other to ign warning  light.
  16. It is the gearbox cover I need not the carpet. Cheers for the offers but the cost of fuel or delivery may be prohibitive.
  17. Hi folks I am after a gearbox cover and a pair of seats for my spit 1500. Colour  and condition not important but the nearer to Southampton the better. Cheers.
  18. Cars first used before 31st March 1987 yes 1987 do not require rear belts but if they are fitted must comply to MOT standards.
  19. Most car accessorily shops will stock the 038 or 015.
  20. Cheers Jon, that's what  I was looking for.
  21. Hi Folks I'm not new to Triumphs having owned many Dollys and FWD's but toady saw me acquiring a spit 1500 V reg,  it  was mid way through a 'restro' but the drivers side hub etc. are missing and as far as I can work out I need Vertical Link, stub axle,  lower ball joint (is this the steering link/) and all the nuts/ bolts and of course the bearings. Can someone please post an exploded pic of those parts so I know what I'm looking for. yes I could take off the other wheel to compare but I won't see the car again until Tuesday and can't wait that long. Cheers.
  22. MikeyB wrote:.   With little more work, the whole clutch can be changed in situ in 30 mins! Assuming the input shaft comes out easily.
  23. Ask on the TDC forum, there will be several people with spares . whereabouts are you?
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