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A little update.

 

Alfa - Finished it off today, we were just waiting on some cork to arrive to fix the fuel sender, all working, going to give it another little spruce up tomorrow before sending it on it's way.

 

Porsche - Dropped the tank to get to the pump, as we couldn't hear it when running/ignition on, got it working (dodgy connection) we then checked the fuel pressure and it was low, it's one of the two fuel pressure regulators.

 

Stuck with the Audi at the moment, until the we can get a new core for the turbo and rebuilt it, as that stops us putting the rest of it on.

 

 

 

 

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Checking fuel pressure.

 

 

Clamped the fuel pipe to get the pressure up, adjusted it to the right pressure and this is it running sounding much healthier.

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000107.jpg

 

Quattro manifold built up

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000106.jpg

 

Cleaned, painted and polished throttle body (Just being a tart)

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000108.jpg

 

And fitted

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000111-2.jpg

 

Polished timing cover.

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000110-1.jpg

 

Sunbeam Talbot 90.

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Right.

 

Alfa has had a spruce up and has gone, at last!

 

Porsche man bought down a new fuel pump, that had been sitting a while, i do not know why either, we need a regulator! Seized up anyway.

 

Saph Cos turned up. Wants a service and check over for the MOT.

 

Lathe turned up. Win!

 

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One polished and waxed Alfa

 

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Then i got the Autosol out.

 

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Saph

 

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Porsche

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000121.jpg

 

Ickle lathe!

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Not much of an update.

 

Been waiting for parts (still are!) for the Cossie and Porsche.

 

After sorting out the fuel gremlins it also had spark gremlins after some quick testing, it was running on four cylinders, yes, four. It just so happened that those four were connected to the same distributor (two distributors connected via a rubber belt on a 928, cr4p idea) so, after getting messed about with Euro car parts, we're still Rotor arm less.

 

Cossie - After four sets of pads turned up, none of which were correct, we sent them back with an old pad, for a pattern, what's funny is, there is only ONE type of front pad on a 4x4 Cossie. So new pads all round, all calipers are free and work well. All oils changed, awaiting on two exhaust clamps from eBay, for some reason motor factors don't seem to stock clamps over the size of 54mm, we need 80mm.

 

Still awaiting for the Electrician (after God knows how many months) to finish off putting plug sockets in and changing lighting position and bulbs, as we can't see unless the roller door is open, which in this weather, we don't really want.

 

It would appear, no-one we know likes to do work! xD

 

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http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000125-1.jpg

 

Do thank my phone for the sideways snail.

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Rotor arm for the 928 turned up, fitted it and it's perfect now.

 

Still waiting for zorst clamps on the Cossie.

 

A Wangye ATV turned up.

 

Our mate who gave us the lathe set it up today so i got busy having a go.

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000136-1.jpg

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000137-1.jpg

 

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The beginnings of a valve guide punch, for the Chevy. Machine it so it fits in the guide nicely.

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/WP_000142.jpg

 

Machine the rest to the outside of the guide size and its dooone.

 

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A few pictures for you all during my day down at old work.

 

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1393694_10201986637138868_1953338529_n_zps46b10646.jpg

 

Cossie cams and valves

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1441537_10201986636658856_1411907973_n_zpsfc284031.jpg

 

Cossie pistons

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1466211_10201986633938788_1538510349_n_zpsdf104d39.jpg

 

Cossie block

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1471224_10201986638458901_1857923405_n_zps0d1287d0.jpg

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/58645_10201986638018890_969390948_n_zpsbce3b736.jpg

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1483285_10201986638978914_1296735279_n_zpsda57cb9a.jpg

 

Mr2 racer being built

 

Cortina engine going together

 

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http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1479497_10201986636378849_1859681153_n_zps92e2d797.jpg

 

 

Chevy engine damage due to over rev. If you look closely, that's a valve stuck in the combustion chamber which was delivered via the other bank!

 

Ops, some more pictures here

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1471150_10201986636018840_745229622_n_zps28dde984.jpg

 

More chevy damage

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1471281_10201986634298797_925394276_n_zps0b5bdac4.jpg

 

Cortina back axle and bits.

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1422489_10201986634658806_1223554515_n_zpsc3a98d31.jpg

 

Cortina front calipers, magnesium!

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/529221_10201986635418825_515305813_n_zpse944ea10.jpg

 

Cossie turbo off for rebuild

 

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae68/Ahmotorsport/1474403_10201986635058816_426358944_n_zps39f5b242.jpg

 

Cortina rear discs

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