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Stan Galat
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That's a neat color. Well done.
edsnova
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Looks awesome Alan.
edsnova
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Re: Been offered a 356 1600 engine but stuck- suggestions?
DannyP
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Maybe I can help here. First of all, the clutch. The clutch doesn't need a pulley or bellcrank to reverse the pull. You can use a long...
Bob: IM S6
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The man does it again... That will look good in that orange paint. Quite similar to the orange that Subaru uses.
edsnova
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@Stan: For a Spyder, the clutch cable needs to reverse with a pulley. It's bodgy as hell. Original 550s use a hydraulic clutch. @Bruce:...
Stan Galat
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I really like those Ed. Well done. Complete aside -- and it's a question, not a statement of opinion: why do so many guys use hydraulic...
aircooled
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Looks like the two Mtr. Cyls. are different size's and some sort of bias bar between the two cyls. That bar appears to be sitting at an...
Stan Galat
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I'd tear the lawnmower engine down too.
edsnova
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Dude it’s not your brain it’s a lawnmower engine.
550aus
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Thanks Ed, they're both nice looking options, but the Vintage set would be $1000 in Australian dollars inc shipping and the Fibersteel...
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Gordon Nichols
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That sprayer Alan mentioned looks like a fantastic tool that a number of us could really use - Both for our cars and other projects,...
DannyP
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Carlos, just use the cap you have or buy a spare Wilwood. Drill and tap for 1/8" pipe thread and buy the appropriate brass/nylon hose...
Stan Galat
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Really? All day long. FWIW, I couldn't drive an engine that was seized and I got running with miracle goo and acetone. I did a lot of...
edsnova
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I made mine based pretty much on these . The hassle was in adjusting the existing bulkhead to properly locate the pedal frames and...
Carlos G
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@DannyP Do you know which one of those adapters will fit on our clutch reservoirs on our Spyders? I've been wanting to do this since day...
DannyP
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Me too, but more often than not the motors are seized due to burnt rod and/or main bearings.
DannyP
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Hmm. A tap, drill, hose bib fitting in the existing cap and put them where you want. There are MANY options for triple reservoirs...
550aus
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The trick is knowing which one to keep 😉
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Stan Galat
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Eh, you only need one of them anyhow.
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