Cerbera WS manuals required. Where?

[shoggyraminator]

Hello, I'm looking at buying a 4.2/5 Cerbera, but would be doing all my own work on the car. I've seen the link http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dave.hinns/index.htm which appeared to hold such technical information required for doing this, but most of the links no longer work and it looks like the site has not been updated for ages.

Does anyone else have or know where I can get technical manuals or info as my searches have drawn a blank?

Also does anyone know if the valve clearance would be the same for the 4.2 and 4.5 as I have the spec only for the 4.2?

Any help would be much appreciated! Regards

[Allandwf]

They are available here
http://www.tvr-cerbera.co.uk/workshopmanuals.html
Tangueros' site.

[shoggyraminator]

Cheers and thanks for the supper fast responce.

[Byker28i]

Ah took my sire down as everything was moved off to a faster server/fatter link. I've got to change my homepage pointing there I suppose.

[simoncrowe]

does anybody know where i can get similar information for the speed six cerbera as these onlt seem to cover the ajp8?

[shoggyraminator]

Apart from how to set the valve clearance on the speed 6 I've never come across anything during my surfing sessions.

[BGB autosport]

Graham Varley (user on here) did his own manual for a Sagaris and has printed a limited number of copies. Granted alot of the content wont be applicable but there is alot of tech on the speed 6 engine and the drive train is pretty much the same between the cars too.

I have one and its more than paid for its self while doing stuff on my Tuscan, dont think that because he has done it off his own back it wont be that good! it is as good as any haynes if not better, as it has tips gathered from his own experiance.