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I generally don't like red vehicles, but this one....wow. Very very nice indeed.
Hi Graham,Mr Brightside said:So a small update on what we have been doing recently.
The engine tinware was starting to look a little tired, so I removed the engine, took the tinware to the boys at MPW, I think it looks great.
I also shortened the tailpipe of the Vintage speed exhaust as I could not fit the over riders previously as they fouled the tailpipe.
I cut out a section about 100mm, the welded the last part back on, but turned it towards the floor, no more bumper staining for me.
It still sounds just as quiet !
Cheers
graham
Lordain Volley said:Hi Graham,
Can you tell me where you bought the "ceiling" to the engine bay? The plastic type boards with the holes in them? They look identical the the original ones .
Thanks,
LV
Mr Brightside said:Lordain Volley said:Hi Graham,
Can you tell me where you bought the "ceiling" to the engine bay? The plastic type boards with the holes in them? They look identical the the original ones .
Thanks,
LV
Its from Rackhams Ipswich, its actually Fire treated plyboard, but looks spot on.
G
Mr Brightside said:
The original stuffing was perfect so I used that.magoo said:Mr Brightside said:
Whilst I have my engine out, I'm planning to install one of the Rackhams engine boards. Did you put Dynamat or stuffing etc underneath the wood?
I dunno really ;0magoo said:So what's a good replacement for the stuffing? Is it fibreglass?
Mr Brightside said:
magoo said:Another question regarding the Rackham's Engine Board. That one you have with the holes is actually for a late bay. I prefer that style also and just wanted to ask if there were any fitting problems and did you have to modify anything? How did you attach it?
Cheers.
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