What's great about that website is it shows an exploded view of all components with LR numbers so you can source them in there or elsewhereJust had a look on their website, that chain kit is pretty good. I've not seen another complete kit before.
. Think they got 10% discount on at mo quick delivery aswell.
It's a useful additional supplier, thanks.What's great about that website is it shows an exploded view of all components with LR numbers so you can source them in there or elsewhere
+1. ^It's a useful additional supplier, thanks.
I don't subscribe to the kiddy pleaser "like" button, what want is a dislike button (not for you though)Do I get a like for that then
Ah good got worried for sec there
Hi Lukas, thats great thanks for the info, the car is basically an ongoing project not a daily runner so we will look at all aspectes of getting her back to her best over the coming months, she has done 370K kilometres so i assume everything has been changed at least once in the time hahah@Petecorbs I wouldn't look at chains and sprockets yet, just changed mine, and unless it is a daily driver, it is a long process, RAVE is good at showing you what to do and can be done with head in-situ you need a timing set with locking pins etc. I took head off mine as it was cracked. If you need any help let me know got plenty of help from all on here but I have been through the whole process as a novice.
The sprockets were badly worn on mine and chain stretch was excessive after 180k miles you would expect that. I ended up buying a complete timing replacement kit from Advanced Motor Factors was cheaper than buying chains and sprockets individually.
Let me know if you want to do this I can guide you where I bought the parts.
I will try and find the threads I made, I think everyone on here knew my issues
