Spyderman
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Might be interested in going out sunday week (14th) too
I might be running by then, fingers crossed.
Might be interested in going out sunday week (14th) too
should we open a book on how many bolts will be left over?I have reached a milestone in the project, I have only got to put it back together now, no more stripping or welding (apart from the bumper and sliders) Hopefully be on the road next spring (2014) which was the original plan.
should we open a book on how many bolts will be left over?
Jai, according to the ALRC website there is a tyro on the 28th at roundhill.
No fish and chips I might grab a burger or something but ill be there!
I have loadsa stuff going for sale need to clear the shed out!! If anyone needs owt shout before I ebay axle/shafts suspension arms a plenty J
Jai, according to the ALRC website there is a tyro on the 28th at roundhill. If I was interested in doing that, do I have to enter in advance, or can I just turn up on the day?
Hi Steve let me have a look do you not have one at allot beyond repairing??
Jai
I had to change the UJ's. I was using a vice to push the cups / shells? in- I used a nut on each end to ensure that I pushed the cup below the surface of the propshaft forks / u section. No matter how hard I cranked the vice I could not get the cup in far enough to get clips on both sides.
I decided to buy some more UJ's and get my brothers mate who has a hydraulic press to do it (properly) when I picked the propshaft up he was f'ing and blinding and said he had spent hours on it and could not get the clips on. He said he measured it and on each end of the prop it looks like the fork / U bit has been compressed/ deformed by a HUGE press or something because you can see that the sides of the U bit is not parllell and is pointing inwards.
Would no clips on a UJ be an MOT fail as I am getting close to having it on the road. (the cups were so hard to get in, I cannot see them falling out )