minivin

After all that I have read over the last few weeks, the one thing I hope and believe is that this side of the LRA dividing fence has been truthful and thought-out for it's members who emigrated from LRE. I for one agree that the seperation from the old LRE forums has brought a fresh start to the forum and going back to the ex-LRE-LRA will feel like being asked back into the school class after being told to stand outside for ten minutes for being naughty Our Ednotion link only has LRF at present as a link, so our title of LRA could change to something else, it would be nice to have something at least that seperates us from the ex-LRE-LRA forum to settle at least that confusion

well, that doesn't endear me to the new set-up

You're rebuilding a Land Rover, the possibilities are endless If it's not a stupid question - are helicoils brake-fluid tight? aiy, and with the V8 and LT77 plans coming to fruition (well, once a few miles has been put on it to bed it down with the 2.5NAD), the time is nearing

I've been using Loctite Pipe Sealant as well just to be sure and so it doesn't rattle loose amazing how far the tubes of 270, 601 and 638 have gone so far

so is this one LRA and the other LRAF?

Well, after a quick phone call to my favourite Uni-Thread at mid day on saturday I asked for a helicoil bunch and a tap for the ill-fated M10x1.00, they said "yes sir, it'll be with you on Monday", tongue in cheek I thought different, but horray for Uni-Thread here they were at lunchtime! I dug a 10mm drill out that was brand new and put some grease on it to pick up the shards of master cylinder, with the variable speed drill set to lowest I slowly cut the damaged threads out and cleaned the bits of metal out, with the new tap once again I put some grease on to pick up the shards and slowly put my MoD Apprenticeship skills to task and slowly cut in the holder thread. The casting is very "bitty" in that it is very crystalling in content, needless to say it put me on tender hooks as I didn't want to take the tap to the end and strip the new threads out by a lack of concentration. However, when I felt it showing signs of no more, out she came and with a feeding tool from another M10 kit I got in it went and all is fixed ok, what else can I rubbish now.......

kinky!

cheers! you have email

arse, arse and double arse! I did some quick mathematics in my head earlier based around 3/8" into metric equivalent and started thinking "oh pooh, it aint is it?". Looks like it is then Guess that'll be another order your way!!!!! is the M10 1.0 or 1.25 pitch? just that I have a 1.25 helicoil kit, so if I need 1.0 I can always order the tap and coils and thats all.

Ok, I'm going to kill someone very soon, I go to fit the pipes expecting them to be 3/8" UNF at the rear and 7/16" UNF at the front, only for the rear one to strip the threads I then check the front one and find theat is a loose fit as well <wiggle, wiggle that'll strip pi$$ easy>. Any ideas? have I got something metric, NPT, BSP et cetera??? I'm effed off now as that's £65 of master cylinder shafted unless I go buy a 3/8" UNF helicoil kit to repair the damaged portion

no probs needed a break from work anyway

muddy wet hands, and SLAP on arse! leaves a great impression on blue jeans

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Motorcycle magazines throw them in every now and then, I've got a couple I use on the motorbike and they are a god send, I'll have a look on the net to find the british mass-sales people for bike bits and see what prices they come up with.......

he he, it's clearing the air ready for tomorrow's bbq

now there's an idea! bought time she got muddy again

saying that, just seen a massive fork lightning go down over at countess roundabout on the A303 1 mile from me, burger me did the air crack!

so lets see, Salisbury, bright sunshine, 30 centigrade, 7 knots wind, oh hold on! <looks out window> that'll be rain and a thuinderstorm then They've been a bit horrendous on the forecasts this year aint they.........

I know, bike it is then

18th Sept seems to suggest something on in my brain...... shall have to make sure nothing else is on

forgot to add, mine a 4 foot <EDIT! EDIT!> bit big were those piccies

dunno, just brought a pair for £40 from a friend down in Plymouth, grey waffles, not sure how that price compares but they brought 4 sets to get them at that price (which includes P&P)

Unfortunately not this weekend, bike show at Eastliegh

getting there but leave that to the 109 for the moment!

keeeh? the earth line has to have the same current carrying capability as the feed line, therefore it must be the same size, if not larger if it also carrys the return path of other devices