Picture Thread

Picture Thread

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QBee

21,124 posts

146 months

Tuesday 3rd October 2017
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Loving the new hardtop in the bottom photo, Steve

Paulo.dicanio

250 posts

213 months

Wednesday 4th October 2017
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wseed

1,568 posts

132 months

Wednesday 4th October 2017
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QBee said:
Loving the new hardtop in the bottom photo, Steve
Agreed, it looks like it should have come from the factory as an option.

How much luggage can you get in the boot if you're storing the top?

QBee

21,124 posts

146 months

Wednesday 4th October 2017
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wseed said:
QBee said:
Loving the new hardtop in the bottom photo, Steve
Agreed, it looks like it should have come from the factory as an option.

How much luggage can you get in the boot if you're storing the top?
Just the targa panel - as normal
Both parts - some soft bags underneath - feed them in after putting the rear section in. Light stuff on top.
Touring I would leave the rear section in place. Sunday drive then both in the.boot, or leave at home.

wseed

1,568 posts

132 months

Wednesday 4th October 2017
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Good to know. Cheers. I have a long list of possible future jobs maybe this will make the top of the list one day.

CHIMV8 500

2,768 posts

223 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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Classic Chim said:
jojackson4 said:
The pressure was fully applied,,
But yeah, damn fast for a Yellow one thumbup
Shame about the fat bloke nick in ur rear wheel Pete

CHIMV8 500

2,768 posts

223 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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QBee said:
The wrap looks good Anthony

jojackson4

3,026 posts

139 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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CHIMV8 500 said:
Shame about the fat bloke nick in ur rear wheel Pete
It was go faster padding Mr frying pan biglaugh

jojackson4

3,026 posts

139 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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Bits a

phazed

21,891 posts

206 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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I love the Land Rover stamp on the inlet manifold, shows the cars true heritage!

Why not get the manifold ported and fit 45 mm trumpets before you put it back together again?

Sardonicus

18,999 posts

223 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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phazed said:
I love the Land Rover stamp on the inlet manifold, shows the cars true heritage!

Why not get the manifold ported and fit 45 mm trumpets before you put it back together again?
Sure he did Peter big style wink

jojackson4

3,026 posts

139 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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Sardonicus said:
phazed said:
I love the Land Rover stamp on the inlet manifold, shows the cars true heritage!

Why not get the manifold ported and fit 45 mm trumpets before you put it back together again?
Sure he did Peter big style wink


jojackson4

3,026 posts

139 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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48-50 mm I think
and all free not a penny biggrin

phazed 11.83

21,891 posts

206 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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Tightfisted northerner logic!

What about a 72 mm plenum?

jojackson4

3,026 posts

139 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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phazed 11.83 said:
Tightfisted northerner logic!

What about a 72 mm plenum?
That's the next free job I have 2 plenums to play with
After the new front cover oil pump and water pump gets fitted this winter

QBee

21,124 posts

146 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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That's our mate Jacko......Yorkshire's answer to the question Surrey never asked.....whistle

jojackson4

3,026 posts

139 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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QBee said:
That's our mate Jacko......Yorkshire's answer to the question Surrey never asked.....whistle
Cash is king Mr B

Classic Chim

12,424 posts

151 months

Thursday 5th October 2017
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I like it, like the SAS “adapt and overcome”


But what’s wrong with these babies biggrin





QBee

21,124 posts

146 months

Friday 6th October 2017
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Classic Chim said:
I like it, like the SAS “adapt and overcome”


But what’s wrong with these babies biggrin


They seem to be working backwards, levitating the plenum by that much....confused

Classic Chim

12,424 posts

151 months

Friday 6th October 2017
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QBee said:
Classic Chim said:
I like it, like the SAS “adapt and overcome”


But what’s wrong with these babies biggrin


They seem to be working backwards, levitating the plenum by that much....confused
So much power it has to go somewhere..... last moments of the CUX and the start of Mbe install.