ThePog Posted March 6, 2024 Posted March 6, 2024 3 minutes ago, h4nd said: Big bike clutch: many plates sandwich, with alternate plates toothed inward VS outward. That wont fit Quote
GregT Posted March 6, 2024 Posted March 6, 2024 I've got quite a good drawing of how it's done in one of Phil Irving's books. I'll photograph it and post it tomorrow. Basically you space the pressure plate out about half an inch or less and fit a second friction plate - with the bosses thinned on both. And a plain steel plate driven by the pressure plate spacers goes in between. i was told that a circular saw blade is a good starting point for the plain plate. 1 Quote
GregT Posted March 6, 2024 Posted March 6, 2024 As promised. I'd think the pressure plate spacers would be the thickness of the extra friction plate plus the plain steel plus maybe .020-.040in. It'd be a case of mocking it up on the bench to see if the release mech fits or if the bellhousing needs spacing. 1 Quote
ThePog Posted March 7, 2024 Posted March 7, 2024 Took it to the clutch man, they are going to put stiffer cover springs on, hopefully that will be enough... 2 Quote
ynot Posted March 8, 2024 Posted March 8, 2024 Looking good, will be great to see it back on the road Quote
ThePog Posted March 8, 2024 Posted March 8, 2024 3 hours ago, ynot said: Looking good, will be great to see it back on the road Its getting exciting. Quote
GregT Posted March 10, 2024 Posted March 10, 2024 While you're faffing around in the passenger side, lube the bloody cables to the bonnet and boot releases. they were so stiff on ours it was a right pain. And i believe the next owner actually broke one of the levers. Like the door catch, shit die cast pot metal. Quote
ynot Posted March 15, 2024 Posted March 15, 2024 I have a spare set of cables, levers and key if anyone needs them 1 Quote
j.e.d. Posted March 24, 2024 Posted March 24, 2024 Nothing like full send on the revs straight after putting it all together.. bloody well done and great job so far man 2 1 Quote
ThePog Posted March 24, 2024 Posted March 24, 2024 Well I did sortof ease it in there, the header wrap had obviously never been run and started smoking like anything when I first got it running, then the idle kept creeping up when it got warm so I did a rough carb balance. Then I did a gentle(ish) run to see how it felt. Then I thought fuck it, I cant see why it wouldn't take it like it always had.... and it did. 5 1 Quote
ThePog Posted March 24, 2024 Posted March 24, 2024 Yea it has that hard coming on cam sound that is pretty great irl. Gagging to get it legal and find some twisties.... 5 Quote
NickJ Posted March 24, 2024 Posted March 24, 2024 Sounds like only Italian cars can, well done! 2 1 Quote
yoeddynz Posted March 24, 2024 Posted March 24, 2024 Sweeeeeeeeet! Congrats. Looking forward to the next driving day with REACT* on some twisty roads. *Rear engined agile cars of Tasman 1 1 Quote
h4nd Posted April 3, 2024 Posted April 3, 2024 On 01/04/2024 at 18:08, ThePog said: . @h4nd had given me a dose of RTFM Oh man. I thought I was commiserating that the bastards had hidden the salient deets. Apparently I've also failed (passed?) my autism test. lol. Quote
ThePog Posted April 3, 2024 Posted April 3, 2024 Not at all, it was just a timely reminder for me not to make assumptions about shit that I have only the flakiest knowledge of and that I should actually pay attention to the details Quote
h4nd Posted April 3, 2024 Posted April 3, 2024 Pffft. That sound like engineering. do not reccommend. Fasterer to test, break fix test. Apollo 5 anyone? 1 Quote
NickJ Posted April 19, 2024 Posted April 19, 2024 Was excited for wof achieved update, bummer for the plug thread Quote
ThePog Posted April 19, 2024 Posted April 19, 2024 Just now, NickJ said: Was excited for wof achieved update, bummer for the plug thread Same same Quote
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