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bigmatt4

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  1. So ive grown up a bit have a family and now need a 4 door family cruiser and have been hunting for a good one of these for a while. sadly means my mk1 is officially for sale  but worth it i think post-10328-0-57721600-1445497512_thumb.jpgpost-10328-0-73706000-1445497523_thumb.jpg Well i found it a very original 81000 mls mk2 cortina been parked in a shed for 20 years or so. 100% all there and tidy doors still close like it was new went over the car well and couldnt find any rust apart from a few surface dots  pick it up hopefully on sunday  :badgrin:

     

     

     

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  2. imo leave the carb free up the exhaust  give a little timing and good tune up standard 1300s dont need a bigger carb unless you cam them with a gt cam or somthing  and with different carb from a different engine family i doubt it will run very nice without re jetting lots of time requred for little reward .

    Exhaust no bigger than 1 7/8 will do nice for a hot little 1300/1600 in the future 2 inch i find are to droney.

    why waste time and money for somthing you may not use again if you upgrade the engine anyway easyer to find an 32/36 weber carb that will bolt onto a factory manifold that will fit factory linkages.

  3. ahh maybe it got the same issue that SRs get do they have hydraulic lifters? the old SRs used to do that you would thrash them round then park them up and all the oil drains out of the lifters.

    Go to start next morning no compression. Hold foot flat to the floor and crank over till it catches one cyl at a time and away they would go.

    Usually if they were over due for a service

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