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Triumph TR6 - Winter thunkin
Spending some quality time thunkin up things to do to my 70 TR6 when it warms up a little here in IL. looking for some opinions on the mityvac system: anyone have some experience with this? the package with the guage that beside brakes can test vacuum lines. Also thoughts/experience with decal packages, thinking of trying dark blue shelby ralley stripes on a white hood. For those of you with ZS carbs, just got mine back from complete rebuild $275 from a guy in OH, simply stunning work. Those of you in IL, note Brit car swap meet Feb 23rd info can be found < http://www.chicagolandmgclub.com/> Other than that any good experience with a quality, good prices online tool shop? Been looking into possibly obtaining a stainless steel hardware kit. Found a pretty comprehensive list on the buckeye site. Anyone have experience with Fastenal company? |
Ian Kinaid |
Ian- check the archives on this subject. Alot of mention in the past Don K |
DON KELLY |
Regarding the mityvac - you'll find this to be an invaluable tool - from checking for the action of the distributer diaphram to bleeding the brakes. The $45 or so spent on one is cheap - pays for itself the first time you use it. Plus, it's a tool you can use on other vehicles as well. Another tool I find indispensable, is the cylinder leak down tester (also about $45). This thing is great if you are looking at a vehicle to purchase, because it gives you a lot more information than just a compression gauge. It will even point to the source of wear (i.e. a bad exhaust valve versus a bad intake valve versus worn rings). Can be very useful to negotiate the price of the vehicle. |
Bob |
This thread was discussed between 24/01/2003 and 24/02/2003
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