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Which cage are these for please...? 

Check the loom at the fuel pump they go hard and crispy and the connections on the connector there to the short pump lead. 

the bonzes versions need a gentle squeeze on the lower tangs - easy to do, pop it on, rotate 180, gentle squeeze, rotate back180, smear of lube, fit gear lever then blat

I have some excellent components for sale, Crank, Flywheel, clutch, head, cams etc

Boing

Ready for dispatch to new owners .....

We had dry weather here yesterday too so I had my first blat since October and the first on the new engine after mapping.... Very very impressive the torque is wonderful and much more linear than previous and bloody fast.. 😁

Light load mapping is superb I only ran on the open loop map to try in order to highlight and coughs etc... Which I will. Correct with adaptive... 

The noise on WOT is enough to wake most of Herefordshire... 😅... I no longer need a horn... 

Glad to here she is back to life.. 😃

Only reason I asked about the CID if not your injectors would be paired and the injector timing then makes little difference... I don't run one and mine are paired. 

I emailed. My old and current data over for reference providing your initial lambda map is reasonable your will be OK and update after a brief run after checking your adaptive data. 

Though not famoar with the MBE I assume. There is a reference target the fuelling works from... So as long as these are in the ball park it should learn in a form of adaptive tuning....? 

Do you run a CID sensor...? 

Caterham over quoting on the power output.... that's almost like saying their cars are heavier than published weights.... 

Go stand in the corner and say 200 hail. Mary's........ 🤣🤣

Over the tyres rather then thro. The wheel. To reduce the chance of rim. Damage. 

Strops and ratchets from the cage or roll bar there's not a lot of weight on them.. You can always add ballast to the boot and passenger side. 

Single rollers to can strop around the A frame to Dedion but this will pull off the drive roller. On a twin set up. 

BM heading your way Mike.

Blat mail heading your way Les. 

I run a sender in the finger filter plate in order to see peak temps... I also run a 92 degree oil stay so no protracted warm up issues either. 

On 18/03/2024 at 15:17, aerobod - near CYYC said:

 

ARP Bolt yes I use the OEM version single use but about £8 each.. Though my crank is keyed for security and convenience. 

Throttle linkage mine is on top over number 3 & 4 with the cable coming in from the bulkhead side I found the underside option too busy although I have since moved my top hose to the exhaust side now too. 

If you need photos let me know ASAP as I am away after tomorrow night for a few days

My reference was to the 1/2 extra rim width above the recommended rim width from Toyo which was a point made by the OP. 

Although the extra tyre section 185mm to 205mm will reduce the ability to balance the car on the throttle on lower powered cars it's not going to induce instant understeer. 

The extra rake gained by fitting of 205/60 can be beneficial to the front end though you do get a reduction in castor... But since you didn't specify where you gained understeer I cannot be more specific. 

If your car is under steering I would take a look at the entire set up....there areanyany reasons for this... An extra 1/2 of rim width will not make a snap change in the handling. 

59 minutes ago, PlastererPete said:

 

Spherical joints can readily be ordered in various qualities - economy to aero from Mcgill's

59 minutes ago, PlastererPete said:

 

205/60/13 R888R here on 8" rears no problem at all. 

Air con in its OEM fitment as tintops run dual serpentine belts to service all the ancillary loads

11 hours ago, aerobod - near CYYC said:

 

Happy water pump .. 

I don't think I do sadly..... 

Old. First motion shaft is the best...

The plastic ones are pretty naff a piece of dowel or rod with tank tape applied to suit the size of both spigot bearing and the clutch plate is better.. 

Caterham are not subject to NVH development in the same way tintops are... Costs...! 

We have engines and transmissions mounted on rudementarry metalaltic mounts many of which date back to.the early 1960's... 

Different frequency of resonance can manifest themselves in vibration or noise booming etc as you have found alterimg the engine speed changes this frequency equally just placing your hand on the headlight has the same effect.. 

Bonnets, rear arches, headlights, steering wheels can all.show these symptoms but unless you have had recent engine work clutch replacement etc or encountend and engine or transmission problem it's unlikely to be e major problem. 

If the headlight become annoying you cod slightly alter the engine idle speed or add a small piece of noise deadening material inside the headlight bowl.