Sorry, not my car so can't give details until I get the OK from the owner.
Like I said, doesn't need to be exactly race quality, just enough to hold the air in for demo runs. It can be resealed as often as needed cost wise, but logistically the liner it lasts the better.
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Isn't one of the first signs of dotardage when you lose the ability to spell people names properly? Two bottles at least.  |
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What car, what wheel?
The repair would be only cosmetic, not structural, surely? Any chance of a picture? Ron. |
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Say goodnight, Gracie.....
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Another stupid question: obviously, all the pins are different, so how do you know which ones go where?
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Right, slightly different type of help required this time.
I have a friend who has a rather unique historic car and one of its rear wheels had gone badly porous, to the point of can't be properly repaired. So is there a way to seal it so it won't leak air? There must be some sort of epoxy repair these days? Whilst she can afford to have a new one made, the originality of the car is important. The car does not run competitively any more so the wheel isn't under a lot of stress, just needs to not leak air? Anyone know of an answer? Preferably near Cheltenham but she will travel for a fix the keeps the original wheel on the car. Al |
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They do a barrel kit, comes with shed loads of pins and you make it up to match your key, fiddly but very satisfying , about £28 last time I bought one
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Isn't one of the first signs of dotardage when you lose the ability to spell people names properly? No but another sign of dotardage is utter incomprehension of what someone is on about when they're making a fairly simple point. |
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I'll phone them: if I order a barrel, will I have to configure it to the key, or is that a stupid question?
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Also make sure you haven't blocked the return channels from behind the cam oil seals as if these are blocked the oil will force its' way out through the seals. |
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