Mr Noisy

Coming in your ears.
Recently got a '92 Griffith in at work, so amongst sorting out the central locking confusion (of course wiring diagrams are a rare item) and fixing the interior lights and a touch of bodywork, I have given the engine a Sammy Special paint up, as it was rather drab before in standard aluminium.

The engine is a 3.9 V belt Hotwire, with the TVR tweaks making it 9.80:1 CR and 240bhp.

This car weighs a tad over 1000kg and I can reliably inform you that it is very quick. It is ****ing awesome to drive actually. I have fallen deeply in love with this vehicle! The old school engineering that I am used to, the Rover V8 that I am used to but built into a lightweight racecar style chassis is quite frankly outstanding and certainly gets my stuff going!

Anyway, regards V8 porn, results are most pleasant!

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Cheers :)
 
The exhaust is TVR style mate, the engine is so far snug back there is NO room for manifolds, so the manifolds go forwards.

Smart thinking I guess!

And yeah I'd love to drop it in the disco, have thought about a battle plan but then I looked at physically getting the engine out if the TVR and thought **** THAT!! :D
 
who put the sealant round the washer bottle, looks like the bottom of my landy :p
 
As it happens its the (ford badged) brake fluid reservoir and as far as i know that's TVR original :D
 
no wonder they went bust lol

Hey hey HEYYYYYY the car is INCREDIBLE to drive, I ****ing love it. Hilarious build though, and not exactly WORTH 50k or whatever they were new BUT you have to pay so much to get something so ridiculously out of the safe, slow and ordinary...
 
They don't like it when carring bricks and slabs the reason I sold my TVR, I had a bit of landscaping to do I have never missed it, the RR was much better and both were 3.5s.
 

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