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willy
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drmini in aust wrote:
Redline manifold looks a bit small.. U want one done like this- :P


Only if my head was like that (matched)... if not it'd do sweet bugger all :wink: :lol:
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Might have to do something like that to mine... The head is all nicely opened up, so this would help, yes?

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how much more power do u want stuwey gees :shock:

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Campbelltown?? hope you did a REVS check :D

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willy
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Campbelltown in Adelaide.
But i'm imagining its similar to our Salisbury. :lol:
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salisbury is a walk in the park compared to campbelltown up here
as you know my uncle lives there
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willy
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:shock: @ Makka









Well.. the Deluxe shall be rewarded with a 998 A+ and Rover subframe.
Yes, with my 45DCOE, choked right up.

So yep, that should be good.
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Stuwey
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"Should be good" as in... Letting Steve do the work? You'll just put stuff on upside-down, so it looks right some of the time. :lol:

You do realise, we're not gonna let this upside-down willy thing go, don't you?

Go with some Cobra low-backs, not just standard morris fare. Go nuts on this car, forget the 'Rover' project. This one will cost you enough time and money by the end.

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willy
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I want two nice minis.
Once nicer than the other.
Both of which i won't be scared to drive in the rain!


Should i put some seat mounts in with the headlining too?
That way........ :roll:
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min13k wrote:
salisbury is a walk in the park compared to campbelltown up here
as you know my uncle lives there
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whats up with every one and salisbury you only get beat up if you dont know the people who hang around there :lol: :lol:

good find thought :wink:
cant wait to see it on the road :roll:

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yeah looks good..
the price is right 8)

r u gonna use your 1100? .. whats the story there
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willy
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The 1100 is tired.
I cbf pulling it apart and spending thousands on it when i can just get one already complete, low kays etc.

The 1100 has slow 2nd, and definitely worn rings and valve guides, stem seals.
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willy
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And cam... this 998 will be getting a cam, other than stock.
I'm thinking 731 or RE13.
What are some other "mild", cams.
Lumpy at idle but good powerband (ie 2000-7000 ISH)
For a 998. :lol:
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Nice car there willy and I'm glad you've seen the light, purchasing the roundnose. :wink:
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this thing'll be hot.

especially the trim :wink:
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