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Re: Valver Track Car Project Thread
can't stand manual racks :D
just like to say that a valver rack should be about 3.75 turns lock to lock.
also, the gear linkage goes under the subframe, so that bent pipe should be ok
nice one! :D
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2996287806150005582&hl=en ;)
I've removed an engine at night too (in the rain :/).... but i noobed up and forgot to disconnect the gear linkage! :D - certainly not fun!!
i know what you're talking about... but as i've been tensioning it wrong and was just trying the new method, i didn't want to over do anything
luckily i've left the car in bits so i can hopefully just tighten it up some more! :D
maybe i'm just 95% of the way to tensioning it properly... hence the notches have not aligned
means i've been running the cambelt super-lose all these miles :o
nut is loose, yeh and the leg is in the slot
i'll swap the tensioner over for a spare i've got
how much play is meant to be in the cambelt eventually? I've got a couple mm play between the 2 cam pulleys
i have the notch in the cutout, yeh
but the 'middle' plate seems to be stuck on the lower plate, meaning I can't align B&C
I can align A (using the hex hole) to B (the raised triangle) -or- to C which is the little cut out on the 'middle' plate
A-B aligned:
A-C aligned:
I've been trying to do the timing on my F4R, but I get the feeling the belt is too loose :dapprove: - every time I remove the cam locking tools, the cams rotate against each other and the timing goes! :( - I rotate the cambelt over a few times to distribute the tension as well
got me...
Re: Mk1 Hybrid Project
ermm, trying to remember the phrasing they used. something along the lines of 'all clios except v6' - dont recall them saying anything about sports.
if you've got some valver ones laying around i'd compare them, they're probably the same?
I thought flywheels only needed skimming when fitting paddle clutches... certainly i've never skimmed one...
juddering when pulling away could be the clutch release bearing...but if the car is idling bad i'd sort that first as changing the clutch release bearing is 99% the same as changing a...