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Probably make more out of selling cups of English Breakfast Tea
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Rego is dead on it. Wonder if it’s still hiding in someone’s shed or it’s rebar in a building somewhere
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That’s tasty. Screaming out for a Lotus Twincam repower
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Which would have rusted quickest? I’m picking the XF Coon
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Looks like a very tidy Sport. That’s a great score
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No difference between Escort 1300 and 1600 sumps. Sounds like the engine maybe out of another Ford with a different sump or the engine mounts are fucked. Engine mounts are the same as well the 1600 block as a higher deck height
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Starting to get the guards and front panel all ready for the final fit off and welding. Good to see a grille on the front again! I have sourced a NOS rear light panel so that should turn up in a couple of weeks and the last bit of the puzzle is the lower rear valence which is proving pretty elusive.
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Use the minimum thickness to get the required clearance
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That really sucks
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2 hours ago, bonkas said:
Thats the bit I like haha as I only have a kitchen sink available to me for cleaning, I dont think the Mr's will be too impressed with that
I’ve got a parts washer here at home. One of those Supercheap ones if it’s of any use. I’m in Mangere Auckland. I don’t use it fuckall as I find kero still does a bloody good job
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2 hours ago, Mr Vapour said:
I can vapour blast the parts for you. Happy to.help.
But I hate cleaning bolts. I can do them in the blaster but it kills my hands holding the bolts.
Hot water and scrub. Then hit them with a wire wheel.
Who do you use? Every one I have spoken to expect them to be pre cleaned.
Otahuhu Chrome Platers Huia Rd
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Old dirty bolts get them zinc plated. Come up like brand new and costs stuff all to do it. Take them in covered in crap and pick up looking like new.
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Make sure the thrust bearing is the correct one for the pressure plate.
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Be very cool to fire that beast up again
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Looks bloody awesome! I’ve never really been into Jappas but keen to see how this build goes.
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Here’s the link to the old light blue KW above in action
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Some more LW 924 KW porn. The last 2 are of the ex Arundel Lumber KW which started out with a Jonsered self loading crane. Was repowered with an NTC 350 Cummins back in the early 80,s. The pic of it green would have been in the mid 80,s and then the white pic was when it was sold in Whangarei a couple of years ago. Pretty sure Dynes Heritage bought it.
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Probably competing with the likes of Zebra and Pick a Part fucked them if those 2 business operating around Lower Hutt
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Accelerator pump sounds like the culprit. Does it start easy and when on the road runs fine?
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I bought a set of new remanufactured Mk 1 Lotus Cortina straight steering arms ages ago and I’m a bit nervous about using them on my Cortina build without getting them tested. They are cast and from a very reputable source in the UK. What’s the best way to get some peice of mind or should I just bin them?