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Author:  wanna_bea_driva [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 11:06 am ]
Post subject:  leyland front end
I'm really excited at the moment, i've just bought myself a new mini, a 1978 Leyland LS. It needs a little bit of work before it will pass rego, and then i an start doing it up properly.

2 things that i need help with are:

The front apron (as in behind the front bumper) has had a hit in the past. it as a new bumper and grille, so they are both fine, but the pnnel underneath is rusted out. It really needs to be replaced, can i buy a new pannel, if so where from, otherwise will i need to buy and old front end and cut myself a fresh piece???

Also my carb has a flat spot at about 1500 rpm. once you get it above 3000 it revs fine, and it idles sweetly just below a grand, but trying to get it above 3 can be a probem sometimes. Is it just a matter of pulling the crb to bits and cleaning i ll out, or wh should i do to fix this.

I am planing to put a larger carb and a set of LCBs on once its registered, should i just do it beforehand though??? it is a standard 998, matching numbers even, what size will the carb on it now be, and what size would you recomend. I was thinking i might try to track down a nice 1 3/4 with a ramflow filter. Any sugestions???
Author:  fuzzy-hair-man [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 11:27 am ]
Post subject:  Re: leyland front end
wanna_bea_driva wrote:
The front apron (as in behind the front bumper) has had a hit in the past. it as a new bumper and grille, so they are both fine, but the pnnel underneath is rusted out. It really needs to be replaced, can i buy a new pannel, if so where from, otherwise will i need to buy and old front end and cut myself a fresh piece???

I have seen a few replacement panels come up on ebay but $$$ I'm afraid maybe find a price on the replacement panel and see what a panel beater says....
wanna_bea_driva wrote:
I am planing to put a larger carb and a set of LCBs on once its registered, should i just do it beforehand though???

No use rebuilding a carby your going to get rid of anyway
wanna_bea_driva wrote:
it is a standard 998, matching numbers even, what size will the carb on it now be, and what size would you recomend.

I'm guesing but 1 1/4 for a 998 :?: maybe you could go to an 1 1/2. 1 3/4s tend to be used on 1100s and 998s so possibly a bit big, but see what everyone else says......
Author:  min13k [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 3:02 pm ]
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1100's origanaly had a 1 1/2 on them
try karcraft silverwater sydney
makka
Author:  ausminis4u [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 3:54 pm ]
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min13k wrote:
1100's origanaly had a 1 1/2 on them
try karcraft silverwater sydney
makka
they actually had a 1 1/4 :wink:
Author:  Morris 1100 [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 4:30 pm ]
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All pollution motors had 1?" carb. (late 998, 1275LS, etc.)
All 1100s had 1?" carb (except the Morris 1100 Auto)
Author:  min13k [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:20 pm ]
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ok so i got it round the wrong way bite me
makka
Author:  Morris 1100 [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:24 pm ]
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Author:  min13k [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:30 pm ]
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i new people from goulburn were backward but thats damn scarry dude
makka
Author:  Mike_Byron [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:35 pm ]
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I am a big fan of the HIF44 and the pommie water warmed manifold which you you can get very reasonably from ebay in england.

Graham Russell has said that he has had a number of small block motors on the dyno with that setup and that although they had limited modifications, they suicked every bit of air and fuel the carby could offer.

Given the right needle and some adjusting this HIF is a very very carby. When and if you get one it almost certainly will need a kit throught it as the "O" in the choke goes hard and lets the carby flow raw fuel into the system.
Author:  Morris 1100 [ Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:38 pm ]
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min13k wrote:
i new people from goulburn were backward but thats damn scarry dude
makka
That is not a Goulburn smile, that is a western suburbs smile. :P
Author:  lobby69 [ Mon Nov 21, 2005 6:15 pm ]
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Morris 1100 wrote:
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not even a mother ould love that! :wink:
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