Bob Gruneau I have replied to your mail to me of 24th June, but the server won`t deliver. Can`t identify your address. TOO BAD!

Paddy

Gentlepeople The 168557 crank, once tuftrided, is ok for all applications. Get it balanced, along with all the rest, and you will avoid the critical harmonic that causes these cranks to break if taken over 5,800 rpm. Mine has been in many a year and goes safely to 7000 rpm. The TF1500 had a nitrided...

Hi Chaps and esses

Don`t tell any one but 240z brake drums fit our cars!

Paddy

To David Edgar and others
Yes, Rogers 4.6s fit straight in. they are built using TA/C Diff carriers. He also has the standard TA 4.89 AND TC 5.125.
Paddy.
TB 0594 4.89 Diff.
TA 0448 4.67 Diff

Peter and Dean have said enough on the technical aspects of this conversion, but my experience of racing powerful XPAGs soon disabused me in using a 7-25 clutch, as after about 70bhp is attained they slipped wildly. I went over to an MGA 8" clutch on a TF flywheel-I ground a flat in each shaft boss ...

Dean Take your pick:- Alconbury, Upwood, Molesworth, Kimbolton, Steeple Morden, Thurleigh, for starters, in either Huntingdonshire, Bedfordshire or Hertfordshire. Probably others as well, eh guys? Paddy, ex-Huntingdondhire and Bedfordshire and now Derbyshire. Happy Christmas

Jim One of your springs has come loose. Paddy

Thanks, chaps, you have cheered me up no end, and she is visiting Potton tonite! That finishes that topic, so on with T chat. My original TC, TC 1730 which is now TA0448, but with 1730`s body, had handbrake oilers on it when I bought it in 1962, but they gradually parted company as interests of ligh...

This dark night I am in Potton, a small town in Bedfordshire, UK. But, a new ldy in my life is inveigling me away to Debyshire! Her house is small, and no garage, so the T-s are with my brother in Wales pro-tem. Hence my breftness! Paddy PS. That Crane Cam Stuff was interesting. Thanks, Ray. Paddy

I hope this is the right place. both my Ts are stored in Wales , many miles from me, and I`m feeling most bereft! Paddy. Potton Beds.