SteveB21 Posted Wednesday at 14:53 Posted Wednesday at 14:53 19 hours ago, Morris said: Apologies for the blatant self promotion, but my XI has featured in Issue 8 of 'Complete Car Builder' magazine (as has this club ). I thought the car and driver looked familiar! 1 Quote
Morris Posted Wednesday at 15:14 Posted Wednesday at 15:14 My 'Ace Café' beanie and safety specs weren't a good enough disguise then? Quote
Mole Posted Wednesday at 20:45 Posted Wednesday at 20:45 A fun well organized dry day at Blyton on Sunday... 6 Quote
Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO Posted yesterday at 07:49 Posted yesterday at 07:49 11 hours ago, Mole said: A fun well organized dry day at Blyton on Sunday... Looks like you're pulling some 'G' there, @Mole Martyn. Quite some roll on the car (though the left side is well on the kerb)! Quote
Mole Posted yesterday at 07:56 Posted yesterday at 07:56 5 minutes ago, Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO said: Looks like you're pulling some 'G' there, @Mole Martyn. Quite some roll on the car (though the left side is well on the kerb)! Thanks Ian.. I have put slightly stronger springs on but still soft.. and it has reduced the roll a little and improved turn in.. The cheap Kumhos were hanging on ok too!! 2 Quote
Mole Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 4 hours ago, Naranja_Al said: Until I broke it…! What have you done? Quote
Naranja_Al Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 5 minutes ago, Mole said: What have you done? Not entirely sure yet, but my clutch has given up the ghost. It started slipping coming out of the Esses in 3rd and 4th gear. A couple of laps later chasing a 420R, something went, resulting in a bad vibration through the gearstick / tunnel and gear selection become very difficult. Quote
7Westfield Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago 32 minutes ago, Naranja_Al said: Not entirely sure yet, but my clutch has given up the ghost. It started slipping coming out of the Esses in 3rd and 4th gear. A couple of laps later chasing a 420R, something went, resulting in a bad vibration through the gearstick / tunnel and gear selection become very difficult. You may have stripped some lining off the clutch disc. Similar happened to me years ago. Flat out in 2nd, went for 3rd, got 1st instead. Large pieces of lining went into the springs of the cover, and jammed it up properly. Extreme vibration. Lucky the over-rev didn't hurt the motor. Quote
Mole Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 1 hour ago, Naranja_Al said: Not entirely sure yet, but my clutch has given up the ghost. It started slipping coming out of the Esses in 3rd and 4th gear. A couple of laps later chasing a 420R, something went, resulting in a bad vibration through the gearstick / tunnel and gear selection become very difficult. Hopefully nothing too bad.. Good job you are experienced at getting engine in and out! 2 Quote
Mike Rowland - Essex AO Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago My roll cage windscreen has worked well for some years now, so I fancied adding windscreen deflectors using a similar clamp idea( @KevanP has done similar). Nearly as much weather protection as I had 30 years ago oh well 6 Quote
jasesonix Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago Went to Blyton twice last year in my westy. Loadsa fun but had setup issues with my suspension. After 1st time i stiffened the springs a bit thinking it would make quite a difference but still found it hard to turn in. Will have to keep experimenting i think. Good track though for the Westies 1 Quote
DeanMegaS2000 Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago A day left unsupervised, so tried to do some of the Northumberland 250 route. I went Warkworth to Blanchland. Got a bit lost. I need a better app for routes. Google maps kept trying to send me back to Alnwick. It didnt automatically tick destinations off. But an enjoyable 130 mile run out. 9 Quote
KevanP Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 1 hour ago, Mike Rowland - Essex AO said: My roll cage windscreen has worked well for some years now, so I fancied adding windscreen deflectors using a similar clamp idea( @KevanP has done similar). Nearly as much weather protection as I had 30 years ago oh well Lovely job Mike Looks like you made them from thinner Polycarbonate than me. Good shout as I think mine are a bit on the heavy side (thickness wise). Quote
Mike Rowland - Essex AO Posted 23 minutes ago Posted 23 minutes ago 14 hours ago, KevanP said: Lovely job Mike Looks like you made them from thinner Polycarbonate than me. Good shout as I think mine are a bit on the heavy side (thickness wise). I used 4mm polycarbonate, cut both from a 400x400 offcut sheet Quote
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