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Nice looking car. What's the story behind getting the IVA done, was it built and not registered ?

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Welcome, lovely car and I grew up with Pintos. Brings back memories, mostly of adjusting the valve clearance 😄

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Hi TJB, congrat’s on your purchase, car looks superb 👌 drive & enjoy 🤛👍

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@Steve G. car was built and the owner sadly passed before he could enjoy it. His wife stored and decided to sell recently to the chap I bought from. He set back up so to speak and put through IVA and registered fully. 

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Hopefully you can join us on the club stand at the National Kit Car Show in Malvern on 31st May-1st June to show off your new toy!

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Welcome :t-up:

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Hi @TJB22 and :ww:

 

The car looks great! As another 2.1 Pinto owner, I would love to catch up with you and your car at the Malvern show.

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welcome from bonny 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 nice motor you have there.

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Welcome to wscc Vulcan engineering they have been about for some time I used to run 2.1 pintos in my escort rs with some of their bits on one run really nice had 207 bhp at the flywheel had cosworth grind my own camshaft profile for that one good solid engine a little heavy by today's standards and they crank breath a bit when pushed hard oil catch tank solves it but so easy to work on I did find that these engines like a good old run in period i used to do 1,000 to 1,200 miles to be sure have fun in your new car 

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My 1st ever kit was a pinto, loved it! Very loud! 

 

Welcome btw! 

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16 hours ago, mega ade said:

Welcome to wscc Vulcan engineering they have been about for some time I used to run 2.1 pintos in my escort rs with some of their bits on one run really nice had 207 bhp at the flywheel had cosworth grind my own camshaft profile for that one good solid engine a little heavy by today's standards and they crank breath a bit when pushed hard oil catch tank solves it but so easy to work on I did find that these engines like a good old run in period i used to do 1,000 to 1,200 miles to be sure have fun in your new car 

Ahh I was thinking of 600! Thanks for the advice. I’m doing nothing above 3000rpm which I think is okay. Any advice taken!! 

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It won't hurt to rev it a little higher in short bursts especially in the lower gear without to much load bearing in mind your in a 7 which weighs nothing compared to escorts try to avoid to much idling as that's where you valve train cam etc are at their most loaded I used to wind the idle up a bit when running in

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