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nice clean rebuilt webers and nice clean new filter

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WhiteSedan
Posted: 2007/9/10 11:30  Updated: 2007/9/10 11:30
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From: Adelaide, Australia
Posts: 3931
 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
Damn your engine bay is clean boof. I like the filter, is that a finer filter? Are you running trumpets?

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ANGE
Posted: 2007/9/10 11:32  Updated: 2007/9/10 11:32
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From: Melbourne AUS
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
nice engine! take care of it for me

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boofhead
Posted: 2007/9/10 11:38  Updated: 2007/9/10 11:38
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From: torquay, victoooooria, australia
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
thanks guys nah its the uni filter one, comes with another big foam filter/stripper to go over the whole thing again ... bit of over kill for the little i drive the car but would make it all a damn site easier to clean then pulling the whole thing apart
hardest part of fitting it is making templates that fit over the carb mounts and all line up then cutting it out of the alloy back plate

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boofhead
Posted: 2007/9/10 11:39  Updated: 2007/9/10 11:39
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From: torquay, victoooooria, australia
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
notice the still unpainted strut brace plates !!!! the first one put together and the last to be painted

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PIGDOG
Posted: 2007/9/10 11:45  Updated: 2007/9/10 11:45
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From: Geelong, Vic
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
are you sure you would really want that engine ange, after all it is still painted purple

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2007/9/10 11:55  Updated: 2007/9/10 11:55
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
more carby than engine.... lookin good

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boofhead
Posted: 2007/9/10 11:59  Updated: 2007/9/10 11:59
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
it's not purple ... its lilac !!!!! and starting to get a bit of rust coming thru .....
might have to try for a repaint ??

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1200GXman
Posted: 2007/9/10 12:00  Updated: 2007/9/10 12:00
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
Quote:
are you sure you would really want that engine ange, after all it is still painted purple

Oh no boofhead, the engine color subject again.

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kegs
Posted: 2007/9/10 12:09  Updated: 2007/9/10 12:09
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From: campbelltown (sydney) australia
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
lookin good, i agree with wat rally car said more carby then engine this is something that has always amazed me with a series when you see webers and they cover the whole side of the engine bay...when i had the turbo twin dellorto setup the turbo and carbies were actually wider than the whole engine except for the sump
ps i wish i had waited to see how the "boofbar" as it is known is meant to be welded together this way looks much tidier than mine and probly easier to weld....

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1200GXman
Posted: 2007/9/10 12:11  Updated: 2007/9/10 12:11
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
Quote:
and starting to get a bit of rust coming thru


I was under the impresion that castiron can't rust.

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kegs
Posted: 2007/9/10 12:36  Updated: 2007/9/10 12:36
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
you must be thinking of stainless steel, any form of iron will rust whether hardened softened or otherwise. except for alloys which is completely different...

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LittleFireyOne
Posted: 2008/3/22 5:03  Updated: 2008/3/22 5:03
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From: Townsville, Qld
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
And a trick I've heard of being done by the Renualt F1 team back in the day was they used to source thier cast iron engine blocks from old taxis.

Apparently whethering increases the strength in cast iron? debatable yes, but at least thats what I can say I'm doing with my old A12 in the yard

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Curtis
Posted: 2008/3/22 6:02  Updated: 2008/3/22 6:02
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Joined: 2006/7/24
From: Sydney
Posts: 553
 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
looking good boof, dont worrie mines still not painted ethier... hey umm do u have a part number for that air filter, also a price?? cheers Tom

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boofhead
Posted: 2008/3/22 8:49  Updated: 2008/3/22 8:49
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From: torquay, victoooooria, australia
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 Re: nice clean webers and new filter
12months later and mine still isn't painted
its a unifilter filter
go here unifilter and this is the part number UR425 50 KIT
the kits $150 plus post from memory ... plus you have to cut all the holes in the mounting plate to suit your setup.