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Whangarei Monthly Meet. Wednesday 18th dec. Burgerfuel 7pm
morkster replied to bigfoot's topic in Upper North Island Region
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I liked it better standard height.. Sorry, please delete this post if it offends. I'm obviously too old these days.
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Sucks when 'professionals' work on your car and fuck it up for ya :-/
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Thousand Dollar Supercar's 1988 Jaguar XJ-S 3.6
morkster replied to Thousand Dollar Supercar's topic in Project Discussion
I thought 6 and 12 o'clock movement was wheel bearings. -
On my rx2 it was a different gearbox (s1 rx7) that fucked it up. You can get different speedo drive gears for the s1 box (they are different colours). Bumpstart on ausrotary has a tech thread on it.
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Thousand Dollar Supercar's 1988 Jaguar XJ-S 3.6
morkster replied to Thousand Dollar Supercar's topic in Project Discussion
What's your experience been with non-rubber bushings, like the one's you've fitted to your lower wishbones etc.? My experience with that type of bushing is they don't last. I had some nolathanes dry rot and fall to bits in my xr8. I'm pretty sure all the oem rubber bushings are still available. -
Atom Fasteners have come through for me in the past.
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Thousand Dollar Supercar's 1988 Jaguar XJ-S 3.6
morkster replied to Thousand Dollar Supercar's topic in Project Discussion
What the hell happened there? U-turn or skids or.. the car that hit it must have been motoring tho :-/ -
oldrx7's 1977 Mazda 929 wagon - Discussions
morkster replied to oldrx7's topic in Project Discussion
Should have got 555 -
Sorry to say it looks smokey.
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Jamies RX7.. aka the money gobbler discussion
morkster replied to J4m13's topic in Project Discussion
You don't have to use j109s.. green bros used to sell a direct replacement igniter (don't know if they still do) that fits and does the same job but brand new. I used them they were fine. -
Jamies RX7.. aka the money gobbler discussion
morkster replied to J4m13's topic in Project Discussion
Nice car. They say it's best to buy the best example you can afford; I doubt you'll ever regret 'paying too much' : ) -
Nice car, build thread here:
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DISCUSS RAISINS 1982 TOYOTA CORONA MKII GX61
morkster replied to Tender Raisin's topic in Project Discussion
Car looks so mint I'd of not thought there'd be repairs like that hiding. -
Sounds good, real good.
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The Tergo brand from Mitre 10 is good.. just paint it on and work it until the rust is gone. I use a stiff paint brush. Don't let it dry as it forms a white powder that can't be removed without sanding. I use it at about 20-25% with water like that. If you're soaking a part in a bucket say, you can dilute much more. I would do your roof in sections at a time.
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Oh woops, sorry.
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Haha, bro it's an ea - check the front badge location and c pillar vents.
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I said could be driveshaft too short wobbling on the gb output shaft on the first page.
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That doesn't seem like much out to me. Edit: On second thought maybe it is.. ?
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Uncaptive springs aren't legal for wof, so i'd go ahead and get that fixed with some 'V8 Falcon coils' before you take it for a wof.
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Lord Gruntfuttock's 1971 XY Fairmont Big Grunty Discussion
morkster replied to morkster's topic in Project Discussion
Car's gonna be brand new by the time you're finished : ) -
Otago/Southland Meat discussion thread
morkster replied to TimShadboltfan27's topic in South Island Region
Well into the 2nd page and still no meat discussion.. : )- 1,055 replies
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Make sure the driveshaft is long enough and not wiggling on the end of the gb output shaft.