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PostPosted: Mon May 08, 2006 3:29 pm 
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hi all just wondering it seems to be leaking and the temp flew off the ricka jump from 1/2 to red in a minute. do you think its worth rplacing or fixing? Also should I remove the pasenger side back-plate for the disk brake I've heard it increases cooling for the brakes the driver side is already removed. At least now with me loosing my licence I can do these things without getting wear and tear for the next 6 months. One ither thing 666 and I are experiencing similar clutch problems and i was thinking I might by the end of the year relpace my clutch what one do you recommend for a 4 speed 1360 engine?? I thinking a rally/race one heavier the better any suggestions???


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Ask Stuwey what he had in the LS. He told me it was a stock clutch plate with a beefier pressure plate. Feels nice under the foot too, not too heavy.

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PostPosted: Mon May 08, 2006 8:17 pm 
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leyland brother wrote:
Ask Stuwey what he had in the LS. He told me it was a stock clutch plate with a beefier pressure plate. Feels nice under the foot too, not too heavy.


yeah but did his engine have a similar bore to mine? and would that change anything?


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Most people remove the stone guards on the back of the discs. Helps a little with cooling I guess, and stops stones getting caught in there and grinding a groove in to you discs.

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PostPosted: Fri May 19, 2006 8:28 pm 
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yet another problem but hopefully eaily fixed and mind you any suggestions welcome. I've got a busted raditor hose are they easy to fit how long should it take me? I'll have my dad helping as he kindly offered. and apart from the hoses themselves is there anything else i need I have enough clamps, but was wondering if I need to get anything else?


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1360 LS wrote:
but was wondering if I need to get anything else?
Band-aids. 8)


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PostPosted: Sat May 20, 2006 12:14 am 
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hoses from padstow... baidaids fromlocal pharmacy lol


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