Testing, one two

Apr 16, 2007 25 Replies

Everything you said is right, but :) I'm not keen on stainless, it's too hard for me, but mild will rust like a bastard :( A laser cut flange would be perfect, but I don't think you understand just how tight I am, part of the fun with the car is doing everything as cheap as possible, even if I have cash burning hole in me pocket.

On a similar note, my 99p carbs arrived this morning, what a gorgeouis smell to wake up to :)

In news:sg%Uh.2769$ snipped-for-privacy@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk, Sandy Nuts wittered on forthwith;

Dunno, standard late-ish spec 'Blade ones. There's a few of 'em in the "dead engines" box. I'll ask later. Things don't go walkies.

Unfortunately no stainless being used at the moment. Why not use mild steel then get it powder coated?

Sorted it now cheers, believe it or not, the local branch of "Metal Supermarkets" had just what I wanted in for a change :)

I would use mild and get it powdercoated, cos I can get free powdercoating now, but it's steel and it's attached to the head so it'll get a bit too warm for plastic I think.

Cheers anyway :)

It'll be fine, I powder coated the inlet manifold and cam cover on my 1.8T a couple of years ago and it's still as good as new.

In news:f0351f$evu$ snipped-for-privacy@registered.motzarella.org, Pete M wittered on forthwith;

Some which I think are 40mm bodies, and some are a bit bigger.

There may be some available soon.

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