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by huskyracer
25 Sep 2011 08:22 pm
Forum: Engine, transmission, manual gearbox, variomatic
Topic: Anyone who'sdone a valver or 1.7 Turbo swap
Replies: 17
Views: 6052

Re: Anyone who'sdone a valver or 1.7 Turbo swap

Hi Chris, i sold it recently to a good mate, as i hadnt used it much and i moved house and lost the storage, its currently having a 2.0 litre stroker engine fitted (all still in the original 1.7 block) when its done, ill post the results on here. Glad to see your all still at it :D :340:
by huskyracer
25 Sep 2011 06:39 pm
Forum: Engine, transmission, manual gearbox, variomatic
Topic: Anyone who'sdone a valver or 1.7 Turbo swap
Replies: 17
Views: 6052

Re: Anyone who'sdone a valver or 1.7 Turbo swap

BOO !! long time no speak :D (the OG's here might remember me) just to upset the apple cart, i built a 1.7 turbo 340 in a driveway, in a week, and daily drove it for two years. BUT....... i spent the best part of 6 months working out what i had to do, and collecting the bits i needed, i also have th...
by huskyracer
26 Sep 2007 07:41 am
Forum: General discussion; introduce yourself!
Topic: Huskyracer- emails
Replies: 5
Views: 2730

Nissan Skyline R32 GTR :lol:
by huskyracer
25 Sep 2007 08:30 pm
Forum: Engine, transmission, manual gearbox, variomatic
Topic: Clutch issues
Replies: 12
Views: 4285

I recon youve hit the nail on the head with your last post there Foggy, thats what makes it "tight " putting the housing back up too. Seen this a few times, usualy its because there is loads of paint in the splines, Always remember to check the plate fits the imput shaft BEFORE you are trying to wre...
by huskyracer
25 Sep 2007 08:22 pm
Forum: General discussion; introduce yourself!
Topic: Huskyracer- emails
Replies: 5
Views: 2730

Im not driving mine anymore either :oops: But I cant bear to get rid of the old bus
by huskyracer
25 Sep 2007 07:58 pm
Forum: #Woohoo! Less and less topics to classify, +/-3000 :-)#
Topic: Rotrex supercharger
Replies: 12
Views: 5309

BTW Draw thru turbo setups belong in the 70's leve them alone :lol:
by huskyracer
25 Sep 2007 07:55 pm
Forum: #Woohoo! Less and less topics to classify, +/-3000 :-)#
Topic: Rotrex supercharger
Replies: 12
Views: 5309

I have ben involved in fitting superchargers to a ford v6 and zetecs, but these have been eaton style positive displacement chargers. They have all suffered with belt problems to some extent. Centrifugal blowers dont seem to be as fussy though. I went the 440 turbo route, which I think was probably ...
by huskyracer
25 Sep 2007 07:08 pm
Forum: General discussion; introduce yourself!
Topic: Huskyracer- emails
Replies: 5
Views: 2730

Huskyracer- emails

Hi everyone, a few people have tried to contact me through my old website or possibly from here, Please dont do this as I cant retrieve the messages any more, P.M. me on here, I know I can be a bit slow but I will get round to it I Promise!! :D Nothing worse than Knowing someones trying to get hold ...
by huskyracer
26 Jul 2007 06:42 pm
Forum: General discussion; introduce yourself!
Topic: Just an idea, re members locations
Replies: 92
Views: 120879

stuck meself on to, better late than never :oops:
by huskyracer
26 Jul 2007 07:50 am
Forum: Suspension, steering, wheels, brakes
Topic: Anybody fitted VW Golf Alloys?
Replies: 52
Views: 25787

The spigot bore on the wheels you have is proberbly too small, some of the vauxhall rims have a very small centrebore which hangs up on the hub just before the wheel sits flush on the hub.
by huskyracer
25 Jul 2007 11:29 pm
Forum: Suspension, steering, wheels, brakes
Topic: Anybody fitted VW Golf Alloys?
Replies: 52
Views: 25787

Not all cars have a centre location for the wheel, although its not that common, actualy more common on light commecials for some reason. The way I understand it the weight of the car is supported by the clamping load of the bolts holding the wheel to the hub, and the spigot is there partly as a han...
by huskyracer
25 Jul 2007 11:16 pm
Forum: Engine, transmission, manual gearbox, variomatic
Topic: Blowing Noise - where to look?
Replies: 17
Views: 7070

Classic swede :shock: :shock: :shock: You melted a down pipe ???????? you seriously need to check exhaust gas temps, dont get above 1k c, or bad things happen, if things get that hot you are at a minimum sacrificing a good chunk of power somewere at a minimum and at worst runnning a very real risk o...
by huskyracer
25 Jul 2007 11:03 pm
Forum: General discussion; introduce yourself!
Topic: Area or route speed enforcement being introduced
Replies: 25
Views: 6650

MJ is mind reader beware!

Freaky, my one and only speeding fine was by a mobile unit set up behind a hedge, right on the change form a 60 to a 30, just as you go through the village, before you turn right down the lanes to get to santapod. I know it well and I have a very nice picture of the back of my car, brake lights on, ...
by huskyracer
25 Jul 2007 10:58 pm
Forum: Engine, transmission, manual gearbox, variomatic
Topic: How much torque will this gearbox handle??
Replies: 42
Views: 14945

Adam, the management from a clio is not nice to work with, a few people I know have played with it and not had particularly stunning results, although they do respoud well to raising the rev limmit. dont go mad though, and best not to delete it entirely, it will only take one missed gear to put the ...
by huskyracer
25 Jul 2007 10:17 pm
Forum: #Woohoo! Less and less topics to classify, +/-3000 :-)#
Topic: new pads seizing
Replies: 11
Views: 4779

Funnily enough, just finnished reading your blog on bessy, top stuff, sounds like you have been having fun. Nearly had a coffee soaked keyboard several times :lol: Black diamond pads wont take much longer to bed in than normal, should feel fine after 100 miles or so, But they should NEVER sieze up i...