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General Car Chat / Re: E10 Petrol
« on: 30 August 2018, 19:54:09 »
being  born in london,

Absolutely hate what it has become now,
I wont even visit the place,its run by an idiot of a mayor who thinks he should comment on everything that happens in london,he just happens to be the barrister that speciailised in defending muslim terrorists and is one himself, filthy,stinks,costs are sky high including fuel,and the people are miserable,
its only saving grace is the sky high wages, if you bought your house 36years ago you can enjoy the money and leave to a healthy life of leisure

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Omega General Help / Re: Departure of his family car
« on: 30 August 2018, 19:43:52 »
if i remember correctly ,there was  very little mechanical parts on it,it failed mot on corrosion,gearbox went to a great home behind a v8  :y

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General Discussion Area / Re: Guy Martin v Jensen Button
« on: 28 August 2018, 12:56:45 »
the tyrell? 6 wheel car had 4 steering wheels,broke the lap record in testing and was immediately banned

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General Car Chat / Re: Ford Crown Victoria
« on: 28 August 2018, 12:48:02 »
lol thats the look we tried to create with the car in the thread "anyone"
the police badges and decals are true as we could get them, it has the 4 litre v8,but with proper manual box,has terrific road presence and never fails to turn heads :y with a quick glance it is extremely similar to a vic crown,but uk built!

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Omega General Help / Re: Diesel gearbox on a 3.2
« on: 27 August 2018, 11:59:40 »
no way unless you make an adaptor plate,
having said that diesel ratio,s would no be best suited to  3.2 anway

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Omega General Help / Re: like V8 engines?
« on: 27 August 2018, 10:21:39 »
breaking a 2.2? diesel or petrol :y
v8 on page 2

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General Discussion Area / Re: Spa F1 might contain spoilers!
« on: 27 August 2018, 10:06:46 »
So f1 will not be free to air next year!!!
say goodbye to over 20 million viewers then! I for one will not pay sky,s exhorbitant charges
talk about shooting yorself in the foot,it will be the end of F1 for millions of fans acrsss the world i fear

Arghh. Will there still be free highlights later in the day like ch4 does on their none live races?
unknown but i doubt it!

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General Discussion Area / Re: Spa F1 might contain spoilers!
« on: 26 August 2018, 13:49:25 »
So f1 will not be free to air next year!!!
say goodbye to over 20 million viewers then! I for one will not pay sky,s exhorbitant charges
talk about shooting yorself in the foot,it will be the end of F1 for millions of fans acrsss the world i fear

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Omega General Help / Re: anyone
« on: 26 August 2018, 13:46:15 »
Superb project indeed. A worthy successor to the Lotus Omega ?

lol Jonny owns it not me,i just assisted,he has assisted me on various projects including the 24v monza beast, and on the mega meega project years ago,
problem for me is now nowhere to build anything i would like to,and to be honest some will have seen the merc sprinter I bought as a project, which had been partially converted to a M.home campervan,I have been steadily working on it for 4 years and actually love doing it, although a different direction for me,its the challenge of sorting things out that i like,been a lot of fun doing it and the beauty of it is, its never really finished, we use it a lot but you always find more bits you can make better, However if mates call and say can you give me a hand with this? Im usually there,funny enough Jon has 90 percent of my tools in his workshop,as i had simply nowhere to put them,and as its a collection of over 40 years worth he is having his eyes opened to exactly what can be done with the correct tools etc :y

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Omega General Help / Re: anyone
« on: 26 August 2018, 12:54:55 »
oops,how did it end up with an omega dearbox?

lol it was in the workshop doing nothing,so upon measuring it was the perfect size for the car without cutting the tunnel,custom made adaptor to bolt to v8,lightweight custom flywheel with lexus crank pcd,
an vaux clutch cover spacing,240mm clutch originally which handled the power,but was fec king heavy to use,
flywheel adaptor to allow 1st motion shaft spigot bearing,lexus crank has a huge 1inch hole, for spigot,(we needed to get it down to vaux size)which actually somehow slid out of the back of the flywheel and lunched the 1st motion shaft bearing in the current box, hence the need for another one,it now has lugs welded to it to prevent it happening again,however we will get another box as a backup for the future, we only found out what had happened cos it was making a weird noise on tickover,which was the shaft slapping around, while we had it off,changed the clutch plate to a paddle one side and a normal on other side,so we had best of both worlds with a grippy but lighter clutch!

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Omega General Help / Re: anyone
« on: 26 August 2018, 11:03:51 »
yup tis lexus,runs 320,but is to have a supercharger , ;D
car is a carlton 1.8 carb model,wind up windows no sunroof, spent most of its life sat in a barn,and had zero rust! which is why it was chosen,senator bonnet and headlights, coilovers 330mm hi spec brakes on front ,holden diff with lsd,which incidently is a direct swap,and 24v driveshafts, Omega gearbox,holden prop and donuts,steering is corsa c rack with same car supply electric steering,snap off steering wheel and an alarm which is both passive and live,unless you know how to use it there is no way you can start the car even by jumping wires under the dash/column, you would have to strip the dashboard out to find the controller where it feeds nto the original wiring system and then you have just an inch of wire to play with,
no tank in boot for lpg,normal petrol tank cut down to a third of its size and welded back up,
fuel tank for lpg is then mounted where petrol tank was, had to weld a frame into the boot floor,to mount it all
lpg filler is hidden in boot frame, on rear wing,
petrol tank uses normal filler,front push bar is handmade, and you can stand on it !
exhaust is twin pipes feeding from tubular headers all the way to the rear where currently it runs just 2 cherry bombs,there is no cross over Terry can testify to the fact its very quiet till you hit the loud pedal,it passes a noise test at castle coombe at 3k,but after that,its ahem,attention grabbing shall we say?and driving through bath streets, it sounds superb,pedeStrians al turn to look lol its just a humoungous car to drive,no matter where you are in the ev range it just pulls like a raped ape,biggest problem you get is people in m,way braking hard to take pictures,wave or make slly faces lol, 

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Omega General Help / Re: anyone
« on: 25 August 2018, 19:02:00 »
Presumably you left with a gearbox ?  :)
certainly did!! little slow getting it out, took just over 45 mins,! :y

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Omega General Help / Re: anyone
« on: 25 August 2018, 19:01:07 »
met Terry today,
what a lovely helpful fella, and he has a great workshop,
top man,
many thanks agsain Terry!!
Great to meet you both, and see your NYPD special.   :y
feel free to post some of them Terry,hard to believe its running an omega gearbox isnt it!! :y

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General Discussion Area / Re: Spa F1 might contain spoilers!
« on: 25 August 2018, 17:10:52 »
rain caught them all out!

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Omega General Help / Re: anyone
« on: 25 August 2018, 17:07:17 »
met Terry today,
what a lovely helpful fella, and he has a great workshop,
top man,
many thanks agsain Terry!!

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