Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby dave-r » 10 Mar 2012 10:21

:mrgreen:
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby fbernard » 10 Mar 2012 10:40

Thinking of sharing the "Grumpy Old Man" moniker with someone else, Dave?
Better not choose someone who shares his birthday with Chuck Norris, then...
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby drewcrane » 10 Mar 2012 13:13

:D Happy Birthday Ade :)
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby Eddie » 10 Mar 2012 15:23

Happy Birthday Adrian, hope you have a special day! :P
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby Adrian Worman » 10 Mar 2012 16:59

Awwwwww thanks :!:
I've had a smashing day and I've been off work all week so I could spend a bit of time with the ginge and the dog family...........and a lot of time with me Chally :wink:
Installed a rebuilt A833 from a 71 Cuda, all new linkage from Brewers, a rebuilt Pistol Grip shifter, new Centreforce clutch, new big dia prop, new Suregrip, and to finish off a freshly painted glass race weight R/T hood...............am I happy? :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby RedRaven » 10 Mar 2012 18:58

Happy birthday Ade, sounds like you had a belter mate....
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby Eddie » 10 Mar 2012 22:32

Sweet Adrian! How does it shift now? I had my 70 out yesterday, drove about 35 miles and got some of the old gas outta there. :lol:
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby Adrian Worman » 10 Mar 2012 22:46

Ain't been out yet Eddie, still working out the position of the hood pins on the glass hood, get that screwed down in the morning and then get it out for a shakedown run :mrgreen:
I can't wait to stand on the gas at a set of lights and crash it thru the lower gears :wink:
Give you a full report as soon as I've done it and done any minor adjustments, cluth is soooo light, I actually thought it wasn't releasing the friction plate it was so easy to move :!:
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby Adrian Worman » 11 Mar 2012 22:52

Went out for a half hour run this afternoon to settle everything in and see what the car feels like.
It's nothing short of incredible, shift is fast, I used the levers with the two slots, clutch pesal is super ligt but far too high, needs adjustment, it chatters a bit on initial take off but once rolling it's a dream.
I can slip the cluth in second for a quick burst across junctions and town driving, no trans whine, it's so quiet, I can actually hear the motor now, and the sound of the motor on the overrun in gear is fabulous.................. well pleased with the result :mrgreen:
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Re: Happy Birthday Adrian

Postby Eddie » 13 Mar 2012 0:49

Adrian Worman wrote:Went out for a half hour run this afternoon to settle everything in and see what the car feels like.
It's nothing short of incredible, shift is fast, I used the levers with the two slots, clutch pesal is super ligt but far too high, needs adjustment, it chatters a bit on initial take off but once rolling it's a dream.
I can slip the cluth in second for a quick burst across junctions and town driving, no trans whine, it's so quiet, I can actually hear the motor now, and the sound of the motor on the overrun in gear is fabulous.................. well pleased with the result :mrgreen:

Glad to hear it Ade. :thumbsup:
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