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Well it seems like a good price to me Leanne, like I said to you before, yours can take a 60mm drop cos it starts off so high anyway. So £200 for the kit supplied plus £30 or £40 to get a garage to change over the front and rear shocks and front springs and bobs your uncle. Luckily your torsion...
Id recommend finding a bent MOT station. Youll wreck a cat if you put a wilder cam on it anyway, what with the excess fuel that may be chucked down the pipe.
Simon - theres a big difference in the way mine goes when the bottle is up to the proper pressure. Normally it runs at 750 psi tops in British weather (apart from really hot summer days). Thats well down on the pressure it needs to be. So a heater is a must.
Do what you think is right. They can look quite good on some cars, but the thing is you need your car to be very low and generally very big for it to look quality. Looks sh*t on smaller cars especially if theyre high up off the ground. The biggest no-no is being able to see the tubes.
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Well if you wanna simulate the load then calculate the current first then the resistance. So P=IV, I = 21/12 = 1.75A
Then if V=IR, R=V/I= 12/1.75 = 6.85 ohms.
I dont think anyones got the right dials to allow a Lockwood kit to go straight on. My advice is just take your time and be super careful. Obviously dont attempt to do the job with just the dash top off. Take the whole unit out of the car and do it indoors, very slowly!
I had to drill new...
Good work lads - lets see what you can come up with to keep the members happy!
BTW The Admin forum is strictly top secret - we discuss things like whos been using the forum loads but is too cheap to become a proper member...;)
Im running a 35mm drop on 215/35/18. I can get full lock, and no rubbing but to do that I had to remove virtually all the sh*tguards, cut into the actual *side* of the wheelarch (not just the lip underneath), and angle grind some of the metal off the subframe/inner arch.
Sounds like you need...
Depends which vacuum hose youre interested in, theres all sorts of different bores. They vary between about 2mm for the fuel regulator line, up to probably 6 or 7mm for the brake servo. The breathers coming out of the rocker cover are 8mm at least.
Im not even gonna get involved in a row about trans loss. Suffice to say I dont believe any car built in the last ten or twenty years would have a trans loss of over 20% even if its 4wd. To lose more than a fifth of the engine power through the transmission is just silly.
Still, the myths and...
I think the police (and breakdown organisations) are a bit confused over this. The law does not say you have to have a spare, only that if you *do* have one, its got to have legal tread.
hehe good work mate! Willys rule!
To all the non-believers out there, Craggys Willy is very quick, from a passenger ride in it, and from racing it, I estimate a sub 7 second 0-60, and the quarter miling results (consistent low 15s) speak for themselves.
Keep up the good work Daley.
BTW Simon - Im not a big Nova fan but then again what would you rather have - a 1.3 SR or a Nova with a whacking great 2.0 converted job?
Joe - cant see why a Clio running a GTT lump couldnt be at least equal to a Scooby under most circumstances. They aint that...
Good work lads - lets see what you can come up with to keep the members happy!
BTW The Admin forum is strictly top secret - we discuss things like whos been using the forum loads but is too cheap to become a proper member...;)
Im running a 35mm drop on 215/35/18. I can get full lock, and no rubbing but to do that I had to remove virtually all the sh*tguards, cut into the actual *side* of the wheelarch (not just the lip underneath), and angle grind some of the metal off the subframe/inner arch.
Sounds like you need...
Depends which vacuum hose youre interested in, theres all sorts of different bores. They vary between about 2mm for the fuel regulator line, up to probably 6 or 7mm for the brake servo. The breathers coming out of the rocker cover are 8mm at least.
Im not even gonna get involved in a row about trans loss. Suffice to say I dont believe any car built in the last ten or twenty years would have a trans loss of over 20% even if its 4wd. To lose more than a fifth of the engine power through the transmission is just silly.
Still, the myths and...
I think the police (and breakdown organisations) are a bit confused over this. The law does not say you have to have a spare, only that if you *do* have one, its got to have legal tread.
hehe good work mate! Willys rule!
To all the non-believers out there, Craggys Willy is very quick, from a passenger ride in it, and from racing it, I estimate a sub 7 second 0-60, and the quarter miling results (consistent low 15s) speak for themselves.
Keep up the good work Daley.
BTW Simon - Im not a big Nova fan but then again what would you rather have - a 1.3 SR or a Nova with a whacking great 2.0 converted job?
Joe - cant see why a Clio running a GTT lump couldnt be at least equal to a Scooby under most circumstances. They aint that...
Very nice but I aint paying NOS or any other yankee rip-off merchants £150 for a bit of rubber mat with two velcro straps (see my wanted ad in the other forum!)
Chris - yeah 16v and Williams are both fairly rare. Ive run 3 cutches on mine so far, a standard 16v and uprated Black Diamond job - both of which I burnt out pretty easily with half a dozen standing starts. Im running a standard Willy clutch at the moment and so far no problems even though Im...