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creationblue replied to the thread My 68 Westy - as time goes by ......I went there for a drive out in the van back last year with the fam, although I liked the cobble street hill with the shops, and the... -
Yeah! I thought Frome was a pretty chill place, but right in front of us was an abandoned smashed up car!
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I stumbled across it last winter when I was doing some work on my beetle. Only used it on a couple of areas but was so impressed im...
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creationblue replied to the thread Alternator.Just go for the cheapest, no point having high output unless you have dozens of electrical/electronics in the van, they also wear belts...
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creationblue replied to the thread My 68 Westy - as time goes by ......Did you wake up with your wheels still attached??? :ROFLMAO:
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Yes, big luxury double decker with a separate trailer for the equipment. It woke me up at 0230am when they left , and I then slept until...
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For anyone who’s interested this is what I’ll be coating the underside of the bus with. Not cheap but kills rust, prevents new rust...
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Gabs got his new Alfonso style motor in and he resisted the urge to give it ‘A Squirt’ and he seemed to take the hills with ease. We...
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3 days work and I’m at this stage, about 75% of the raptor is removed. Thankfully other than the jack point and small piece of the...
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Last campout of the year tonight. I say last but it’s actually the first of the year too. Weathers mild and I though, ‘might as well’ :D
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We use Cohline Ethanol resistant fuel lines from Advanced Fluid Solutions and they do it in 5.5mm and 7.6mm which is perfect for most...
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I used clips like these, you'll need to measure the od of your fuel line.
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How is it that I hear Viton mentioned quite a bit lately ? Mainly to do with stuff involved with fuel. Like Viton tipped needle valves...
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I second the Cohline product. Here’s some good information as to why it can be trusted. Cohline 2240 Fuel Line Info. In short, it uses...
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creationblue replied to the thread Spring Valley Bus meets Corvair.Thanks for the heads up. Viton seals are a no-no for rotating parts apparently, in the corvair world anyway, really not sure why mine...
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