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Re: thank you to chrisgixer
« Reply #15 on: 21 May 2010, 09:49:47 »

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No problem risky, hope "we" didnt ust too much juice, lpg gives you big feet. So i'm used to not worrying too much about fuel costs, whoops. Lovely noise, and strangely nice to drive with a clutch again. Hmmm...strokes chin and ponders... :)

Yes, been there myself recently. ::)

Decided it's not good when your only roadworthy car is an auto. :(

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Yes, toyed with that idea a couple of weeks back myself ::), but no room for another car until Goldie gets crushed. Soon.
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Re: thank you to chrisgixer
« Reply #16 on: 21 May 2010, 09:57:38 »

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No problem risky, hope "we" didnt ust too much juice, lpg gives you big feet. So i'm used to not worrying too much about fuel costs, whoops. Lovely noise, and strangely nice to drive with a clutch again. Hmmm...strokes chin and ponders... :)

Yes, been there myself recently. ::)

Decided it's not good when your only roadworthy car is an auto. :(

Kevin
Yes, toyed with that idea a couple of weeks back myself ::), but no room for another car until Goldie gets crushed. Soon.

Im formulating a project plan (well after I LPG the Elite anyway!)...... MV6 with Bilston G4 shocks, Steinmetz springs, plod spec manual and LSD..... NCDC2013 + CID etc etc
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« Reply #17 on: 21 May 2010, 10:06:11 »

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I've got to send this thread back up to the top. Chris spent about two hours under my car last night and showed me what the garage had missed. Bit more to spend now but will be well worth it.
He also showed me just how fast a modified Omega can go. :D
Thanks a lot mate.

No problem risky, hope "we" didnt ust too much juice, lpg gives you big feet. So i'm used to not worrying too much about fuel costs, whoops. Lovely noise, and strangely nice to drive with a clutch again. Hmmm...strokes chin and ponders... :)
So bob.dent tells me ;D ;D ;D
Yeah, think i owe Bob a few of litres, or pints perhaps?
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« Reply #18 on: 21 May 2010, 10:21:01 »

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No problem risky, hope "we" didnt ust too much juice, lpg gives you big feet. So i'm used to not worrying too much about fuel costs, whoops. Lovely noise, and strangely nice to drive with a clutch again. Hmmm...strokes chin and ponders... :)

Yes, been there myself recently. ::)

Decided it's not good when your only roadworthy car is an auto. :(

Kevin
Yes, toyed with that idea a couple of weeks back myself ::), but no room for another car until Goldie gets crushed. Soon.

Im formulating a project plan (well after I LPG the Elite anyway!)...... MV6 with Bilston G4 shocks, Steinmetz springs, plod spec manual and LSD..... NCDC2013 + CID etc etc
Sounds good, coming to the end of my auto "project" tbh. Not much more i can do with it, didn't think it was worth fitting an lsd to an auto ?

Manual makes more sense in that reguard i guess? and it would be nice to have a car to play with that does not have to be back working by morning to get to work. Hmmm, hobby car, strokes chin and ponders again. ;D

Mind you seen a few dual mass flywheel posts that sound expensive to correct?
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Re: thank you to chrisgixer
« Reply #19 on: 21 May 2010, 10:28:34 »

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No problem risky, hope "we" didnt ust too much juice, lpg gives you big feet. So i'm used to not worrying too much about fuel costs, whoops. Lovely noise, and strangely nice to drive with a clutch again. Hmmm...strokes chin and ponders... :)

Yes, been there myself recently. ::)

Decided it's not good when your only roadworthy car is an auto. :(

Kevin
Yes, toyed with that idea a couple of weeks back myself ::), but no room for another car until Goldie gets crushed. Soon.

Im formulating a project plan (well after I LPG the Elite anyway!)...... MV6 with Bilston G4 shocks, Steinmetz springs, plod spec manual and LSD..... NCDC2013 + CID etc etc
Sounds good, coming to the end of my auto "project" tbh. Not much more i can do with it, didn't think it was worth fitting an lsd to an auto ?

Manual makes more sense in that reguard i guess? and it would be nice to have a car to play with that does not have to be back working by morning to get to work. Hmmm, hobby car, strokes chin and ponders again. ;D

Mind you seen a few dual mass flywheel posts that sound expensive to correct?
If you have a garage, you could do hobby/fun car properly.  I know where there is a bent chassis going cheap, maybe even a nosecone ;D
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Re: thank you to chrisgixer
« Reply #20 on: 21 May 2010, 11:40:58 »

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If you have a garage, you could do hobby/fun car properly.  I know where there is a bent chassis going cheap, maybe even a nosecone ;D

Only the front half. ;D Gould graft it onto the back end of a bike, I suppose. Always fancied a Grinall Scorpion. 8-)

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Re: thank you to chrisgixer
« Reply #21 on: 21 May 2010, 12:40:30 »

I might have access to a barn to do the work in......  :)
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Re: thank you to chrisgixer
« Reply #22 on: 21 May 2010, 16:40:39 »

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I've got to send this thread back up to the top. Chris spent about two hours under my car last night and showed me what the garage had missed. Bit more to spend now but will be well worth it.
He also showed me just how fast a modified Omega can go. :D
Thanks a lot mate.

No problem risky, hope "we" didnt ust too much juice, lpg gives you big feet. So i'm used to not worrying too much about fuel costs, whoops. Lovely noise, and strangely nice to drive with a clutch again. Hmmm...strokes chin and ponders... :)
So bob.dent tells me ;D ;D ;D
Yeah, think i owe Bob a few of litres, or pints perhaps?

Hmmm.........fuel or beer Chris? ::)
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« Reply #23 on: 21 May 2010, 18:13:56 »

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I've got to send this thread back up to the top. Chris spent about two hours under my car last night and showed me what the garage had missed. Bit more to spend now but will be well worth it.
He also showed me just how fast a modified Omega can go. :D
Thanks a lot mate.

No problem risky, hope "we" didnt ust too much juice, lpg gives you big feet. So i'm used to not worrying too much about fuel costs, whoops. Lovely noise, and strangely nice to drive with a clutch again. Hmmm...strokes chin and ponders... :)
So bob.dent tells me ;D ;D ;D
Yeah, think i owe Bob a few of litres, or pints perhaps?

Hmmm.........fuel or beer Chris? ::)
fuels cheaper, but beers more fun.......i think? or is it? beers easier to deliver to Newent at least, not sure i can make it though, Ashridge meet? aw not sure i can make the either, er we'll sort sumat..... who am i kidding you know its beer. ;D ;D ;D ;)
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« Reply #24 on: 21 May 2010, 18:17:40 »

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I might have access to a barn to do the work in......  :)

suprising, not one shed joke    ;D   ;)
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Re: thank you to chrisgixer
« Reply #25 on: 21 May 2010, 19:18:27 »

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I might have access to a barn to do the work in......  :)

suprising, not one shed joke    ;D   ;)

Well by the time I havethe money for the project it probably would be a shed!
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