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PostPosted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 3:16 pm 
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Does anyone know where I can find detailed info on the 'E' series engine? I'm looking for cross-sections like this ---

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I think there is one on the first page of this thread sam,,, check it out, looks "sectioned" to me & all pretty with colours & everything,, :-)

Ok,,, just kidding,,, i`ll have a look around for you :-)

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I think there is one on the first page of this thread sam,,, check it out, looks "sectioned" to me & all pretty with colours & everything,, :-)

Ok,,, just kidding,,, i`ll have a look around for you :-)


Haha, yeah.. :lol: I'm particularly after diagrams of the valvetrain, exploded valvetrain views, etc :wink:


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How about....

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Absolutely perfect Morris! :D Thanks heaps


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I have more if you need them.
I have the Marina Workshop Manual and the Morris 1300/1500 Workshop Manual.


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Those pictures somehow seem to slow my computer down. And the mouse now has chronic understeer.

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Mick wrote:
Those pictures somehow seem to slow my computer down. And the mouse now has chronic understeer.

I can't understand it. It was not the British Marina, it was the Aussie Marina.
Aussie Marinas oversteer. They start off with a plough understeer but then you apply the right foot and the power of the red six turns the chronic understeer into a huge oversteer drift (and then into a hedge backwards) :shock:


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Ok, maybe I'll try to correct with a little more keyboard in the turn.

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Mick wrote:
Ok, maybe I'll try to correct with a little more keyboard in the turn.


Nah you just need to lower your mouse closer to the floor about 2" and replace the rubber slider pads with sticky Yokohama ones. :D

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See that's part of the problem right there.

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Nah,,, you guys have it all wrong,,, you will definately need to totally re-design the entire front end of the car,,, fit lowered P76 MacPherson struts & Lowered yellow King Springs,,, then fabricate a decent steering rack position mounts ,,, remove the entire rear suspension assy & replace it with a lightweight version of the Datsun independant rear end,,, then swap the engine over the a Twin turbo charged, injected, bored & stroked 5lite alloy V8 from the late injected Range Rover with the 4 bolts mains... add some fuzzy dice from the interior mirror & some clubman GT stripes & then both your mouse & your pussy will become best friends with very neutral handling

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easy-peasy

Edit---> Oh & by the way,,, all the above is only to be attempted on the coupe,,, whatever you do, just please don`t try this on a sedan kids,,, Please just the coupe :-) & fit some decent Phat wheels & tyres so it at least looks half tough :-)

& By the way Sam,,, if you want to make that engine work (better) then forget using that engine all together,,, but if you insist on trying, then just stuff a turbo onto it,,, the head design is just pure YUK!!!

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& By the way Sam,,, if you want to make that engine work (better) then forget using that engine all together,,, but if you insist on trying, then just stuff a turbo onto it,,, the head design is just pure YUK!!!


It's not the engine I'm interested in, more the cam carrier and bucket arrangement :wink:


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Ahaaa,,, i`m onto you Sam,,, If it`s what i think you`re looking at attempting, then we`ve toyed with an idea like that in the past & actually have developed (well my machinist has) an early ford crossflow head with an over head cam carrier & bucket assy,,, once it`s sorted we will have another play with a mini version, but we`re thinking of making it suit something like the elder or the Arden :-)

But don`t tell anyone,,, it`s a secret,,, so Sshhhhh :-)

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