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  1. Well hears a big shout out of thanks to ash (rednop on the westfield forum) and Reid for speed motor factors in Aberdeen both went above and beyond to get the parts needed to me So all sorted , road tested and ready for a wee romp up to catch the ferry int morning
    6 points
  2. It does when you built the thing in about 3 weeks flat!
    3 points
  3. Never had an issue getting rid of birds.. Getting a bird seamed to be a lot harder.
    3 points
  4. Well hears a big shout out of thanks to ash (rednop on the westfield forum) and Reid for speed motor factors in Aberdeen both went above and beyond to get the parts needed to me So all sorted , road tested and ready for a wee romp up to catch the ferry int morning
    2 points
  5. It wasnt 3 weeks , was few more End of June This was first week in July First week in August And middle of August
    2 points
  6. Alter nothing. 17-18 psi all round.
    2 points
  7. And don't get me started on the silly cow next door who is complaining about the seagulls redecorating her conservatory because she keeps throwing food out for them
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  8. Just admiring a lovely pair of tits feeding the family
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  9. I have just spent a very good half day with Steve and his team at Vibration Free near Bicester. It is a company who specialises in balancing anything that rotates from car related up to helicopter parts. I have had a problem with my motorhome ever since I built it with a vibration through the drive train. The dealers said it was the propshaft as they had fitted another temporarily and it was cured, so a new prop was made, expensive as it was three pieces and it was better but still bad enough to make driving a chore. There followed several more attempts to sort it out and it got gradually worse It took Steve 3 hours to sort it out balancing it on the van and now it drives better than it has ever done. He explained in detail what he was doing step by step until he had each part balanced singly and together. I wonder just how much money I spent that was not really needed in the past. If anyone needs and engine balancing or indeed anything I could not recommend them more highly. There is also a few good projects to look at that Steve owns and races in historic races all over Europe. I am not connected in anyway just very happy, hope this post is okay
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  11. I wouldnt want to change the car it is . The Honda will stay in this one in my ownership anyway. Thing is it looks right under the bonnet. I wouldnt want to fit throttle bodies either.
    1 point
  12. Damn Grockles ................. @AdgeC
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  13. I thought sag was something to do with suspension.......................... looks like I have learnt something new now
    1 point
  14. Thats brilliant. I made a new friend today.
    1 point
  15. What a fantastic twist to the middle of the holiday, now enjoy the rest of your trip.
    1 point
  16. Great stuff Gary. Glad its all sorted. Now carry on with your holiday
    1 point
  17. +1 for AutoAid. 40-odd quid a year and it covers you and wife for any car you're in (even if you don't own it I think). Used 'em on the Westy when my throttle cable snapped leaving Stoneleigh last year and they were great - recovered me home on the right sort of truck
    1 point
  18. Steve Perks, of SPC, maker of the Tracsport type 9 boxes, is in Redditch, but still quite a way from you.
    1 point
  19. I'm tempted to say do more laps then, but I better not..
    1 point
  20. Next time come to the proper side of the Forest, Lyndhurst, Lymington and Brockenhurst and the new Lepe Cafe https://www.hants.gov.uk/thingstodo/countryparks/lepe
    1 point
  21. Does a Toyo R888 (or any circuit tyre) not need to be at it's optimum operating temperature, for maximum grip, what ever use it's being put to? Hot pressures should be the same should they not? Cold pressures could be different. FWIW, I use 18psi hot, which will cool down to 14 to 16psi cold.
    1 point
  22. As title, bought a large carbon K&N filter for my supercharged Westfield, but couldn't fit it in the gap. 3 1/2" inlet. 300mm long, 150mm wide, 150mm high. Very light! It's new and unused, but does have some chips on the top carbon panel. Open to offers.
    1 point
  23. Well for what its worth in a lightweight Westfield whether on slicks or 1B radial tyres I would use 17 to 18 psi every time
    1 point
  24. Is anybody interested in attending the Trewithen classic cars and country fayre at the Trewithen Estate Nr Probus on Sunday 29th of July (in aid of Marie Curie) entrance is £10 per vehicle Anybody welcome you don't need to be from Cornwall . So if anyone is interested let me know and I'll send you full details Thanks Martin
    1 point
  25. Great record of your trip around sunny Scotland, long may it last. Always takes me by suprise, how much longer hours of daylight you get up there. Enjoy the rest of your trip, looking forward to updates.
    1 point
  26. If you have an Android phone there is a handy app called Keep, which is essentially a digital post it note. They can be very handy I'm sure there is something similar but requiring iTunes/iCloud access for iOS devices
    1 point
  27. 21.37 and sun is still out and so bright.
    1 point
  28. These days, if I’m leaving the car for more than a few hours, I take a photo of where I’ve parked it!
    1 point
  29. I have been giving some thought to a change of wheel for quite some time, whilst I like and will be keeping the OZ Ultraleggaras I have wanted something with a bit more "bling".Always liked the quality of Image wheels but always found the price a bit hard to stomach - typically £1500-1600 for a set of 4 in 15" without tyresStumbled across a set in the correct fitment for my car a coupe of weeks ago and made a cheeky offer which was accepted. Whilst not new they had been on the car for only 600 miles and had been stored for the last 3 years.Although they do not look it they are 3 piece, the bolts are mounted on the inside of the rim which means cleaning less of a chore.Trial fitment only tonight as they need a lot of polishing but really happy with the look - even better is that they are 1kg per wheel / tyre lighter than the Ultraleggaras.
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  30. I don't think you need to keep the ultraleggeras any more. I think you should pass them to another forum member at a very good rate not that I'm hinting obviously. New wheels look great btw
    1 point
  31. Throw some hard boiled eggs over the fence to bind the birds up and give them constipation. Catch the birds and stick corks up their bums.
    1 point
  32. Frozen sausages and a hammer
    1 point
  33. Wood pigeons are my pet hate .177 or .22 ?
    1 point
  34. I’m sure there’s a few of us that will help out a poor lonely ex Westy owner
    1 point
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