Oh willy - I knew what the tree was - the comment was how green it was

The fuel line - well - i can only comment what appears in the photo - but if you say so then good enough.

Another fuel line problem....

Banjo bolts are a crap invention especially on fuel. Vibration and movement will undo the bolt and allow a mist of fuel to spray the motor.

willy, if you push down on the fuel pipe it will undo the bolt in the carby. The longer the pipe the more leverage it has to undo itself. The movement of the engine will do it on its own.

The fact that Webers have banjo fittings proves that they are a crap design.

Banjos are popular in Adelaide.

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One should never skimp on the zip ties.

Whats the difference between a banjo and a trampoline?

I don't know, whats the difference between a banjo and a trampoline?

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far out brussel sprout!!

can't wait till I can proudly wash the car on the fron t nature strip and take hundreds of photos while the neighbours look on with a kind of puzzled look on their faces.

beautiful car mate!

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You take your shoes off before you jump on a trampoline.

^^

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wtf
stop hijacking the thread.

Q. How can you tell if there's a banjo player at your door?

A. They can't find the key, the knocking speeds up, and they don't know when to come in.


Q. What's the best way to tune a banjo?

A. With wirecutters


Q. What is the difference between a terrorist and a banjo player?

A. Terrorists have sympathisers

You be quiet, or I'll post more pictures of you wearing no shoes.

Q: What do you call a sheep tied to a lamp post in Adelaide?
A: A leisure centre

Q: What do you say to the banjo player in the three piece suit?
A: Will the defendant please rise.

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A banjoist friend had just finished a gig at a dry party, and as he drove home, he fancied an ale to relieve his parched throat. He stopped at a bar and grille.

As he had half-finished his drink, he took stock of the clientele and deduced he was in a tough section of the city. He further recalled he had left his expensive instrument in full view on the back seat of his car. He left his glass to check on his car.

Too LATE! Someone had smashed the window and...

AND...

thrown in two more banjos!

Um guys.
fiddle sticks off to your Banjo thread.
Stop junking up mine.

ok.

Back on topic, when is the big block going to be ready?

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8 off topic posts

Bigbore... probably NEVER at this rate.
I'm waiting (have been for about 3+ months) for my DIFFERENTIAL and CLUTCH to arrive.
The machine shop need the clutch and flywheel (for balancing) and the gearbox is complete except for the diff.

Besides, its not going into the Rover.