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Guy Lowe
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Nine days until Brent sells his 7 Guy
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Page 113 of the Demon Tweeks catalogue code No: SLV432C £160 a set. Guy
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Thanks Dave That explains why the hub end is different. Guy
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Thanks for your replies, Tom your right mine are the slide in ones and they are also detailed in the Haynes manual. The confusion was that the manual states that the 'Lobro' shafts are fitted to Sierra’s with disc brakes and the slide in shafts with drum braked cars, where as Caterham have used the slide in type with disc’s? Thanks again Guy
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I have a 1990 De Dion which has disk rear brakes, the diagrams in the Haynes manual for the drive shaft/hub assembly for disk braked Sierra’s looks different and states you have to unbolt the shafts from the diff to get them off, mine just slid out! However the diagrams for the drum brake assemblies looks more like mine. Can anyone tell me if I am I being stupid or is my car fitted with the drum brake drive shaft/hub assemblies and disk brakes and if so is this standard? Guy
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Steve So basicly, bring all the things that are missing from upstairs? Guy
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Bl 😬 😬dy hell Kev, military operation or what old boy? Guy
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Well I thought it was funny Brent, but there again most people think I'm a twat any way. p.s. Thanks for your help with keeping my kids warm at Brands on Sunday, it is probably going to cost me £3000. Guy
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normalbloke Judging by your recent purchase on eBay you won't have time to look at a speeeeeedo, are you trying for 400 bhp? Guy
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Otto, how nice to hear from you again. Please do not worry,I don't think that you have really upset anyone upstairs. I must say you have certainly got the hang of the smilies. Guy
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Total waste of money, they also damage the car.
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You could try A caravan accessory shop!
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6 inches x 12 inches, is it for toy cars 😬
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I had exactly the same problem, got the centre pipes flange skimmed (about 12thou + 10 quid was needed), fitted a set of copper gaskets from Roger King and not had a problem since. Guy
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Looks like a 1989 SE Westfield under that cover????????????????????
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Roger King's gaskets cured my problem of constantly blowing the 2/3 pot gasket? You won't get better. Guy
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Stainless steel ties £9.95 + P & P for 10 from http://www.proven-products.co.uk/products/cooltek.htm The COOLTEK wrap was only £15.50 + p & p for 10mtr x 50mm from Proven Products! Guy
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Take a look here
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Very good Steve, I could change my name to Quentin, in the meantime this is the wrong place for this discussion so perhaps we should let Matthew get on and sell his registration. Mind you we have kept it up the top. Guy. P.S. I think £750 is too cheap for A7 DUO!!!!!!!!!! 😬 -
We are all entitled to our own opinions, that is what this web site is about. I just don't need the ego trip like some. Guy
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I think "personal" registrations are Pathetic!
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Adrian - You have mail
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My X Flow heater (flat type) motor (from Caterham) has a sticker on it with the following information. STS Electric Motors Limited Model FHM 1203/02 Tel: 01792 885995 (I think this a Swansea number) Fax: 01792 885913 I hope this is of some help! Guy
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Machine Mart catalogue page 195 (0870 7707840 for nearest store) or buy online here Guy Edited by - Guy Lowe on 17 Mar 2003 18:29:14 Edited by - Guy Lowe on 17 Mar 2003 18:29:37
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