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Stick that up at £6k and i bet you'd have bites.

Not enough to warrant the time of doing it IMO. Probably £500, but you'll be stuck with bits for ages.

Wire brush on a power drill.

No pics of her yet HaileyBailey?

Absolutely spot on. Not interested, no matter how much fame the film gave it.

Yep. Held on to the rail by a clip. Just make sure the o-ring isn't damaged when refitting.

Yep, spot on. My bet is on the injector.

That's the best way to eliminate which isn't firing.

Re: 'Cub's Trackday Flamer - Cage etc' Sorted.

Re: 'Cub's Trackday Flamer - Cage etc' Corona and BBQ Chicken day? I reckon we'll have the old engine out by midday, so we can pop to Tesco and get some chicken for the BBQ. Want me to bring the oil drum to feed everyone?

Spot on. Your fault entirely.

Wheels look pikey.

Yeah, i wouldn't be running that engine without a bolt in there.

Yep, just wang them up for the ball joint.

Has to be sub £500 to be worth the effort matey...

Taking Bilsteins off to fit cheapo coils - utterly crazy. Have to say, i preferred it before.

Proper shed.

Put it alongside another known strong car is the only way really. It's entirely hit and miss otherwise.

Yep, not bled properly. Do another bleed. While doing it, set the heater to hot on the highest setting and squeeze the matrix pipes by hand a couple of times. Won't take long before it fixes it.

Nice work with the painting. My kind of repair!

Either of these.

Re: Cub 172's Flamer Project Failsport have a vacancy for a Senior Technician. You fit the bill. Apply within (ahem)

You bought the PMS kit already? If not, speak to Nick. He's got one kicking about at mine (getting in the way!)

Front doors locking- hold the lock button on the hazard panel and it'll turn that off.

Quickest way of bleeding is to remove the bleed screw on the housing, then fill up coolant until it's coming out of the screw. Is possible to just full it up, run until the thermostat opens then chuck some more in though.

Re: Cub 172's Flamer Project He did buy me a hot dog and a beer afterwards. I consider that ample payment. ;)

Re: Cub 172's Flamer Project Such a nice change to work somewhere warm and dry. Lol! Honestly, that's the extent of Nick's effort. He'll give you some bullshit about being 'project director' or something, but he's just plain lazy. ;)

It's used to help centre the clutch with the alignment tool. If you want to do it, tap it into the recess in the middle of the flywheel I never bother though anymore. More hassle than it's worth.

Yeah. Definitely don't get something that looks epic.

f**k me, what a numpty,