jh27n0b wrote:Hey Red are we that sad that we sit around on a Friday night and dream of acquiring Eddies car while he is still sucking air. It is pouring rain here and killing me that I can not cruise in the ragtop. Did you figure out your starting problem. I hope you tried daves suggestion first. It is always best to start with the cheap and simple things first. I am not saying that Dave is cheap and simple, just his idea of checking electrical connections is. Well I have trampled on Eddies thread enough so T.T.F.N.
Bob
dave-r wrote:Hey Red. You missed an outstanding weekend at Santa Pod.
Shame the threat of mud and rain put the wimps off from either bringing their cars or turning up at all.
But if they had believed the Met Office reports, instead of looking out of their windows on Thursday and deciding it must be wet everywhere else, then it would have been even better.
I actually got quite a good sun tan despite factor 25 sun cream.
Still. It is, and always will be, the best, most fun, weekend of the year.
airfuelEddie wrote:Let me sip on my Earl Grey first. Then after my nap and cookies, and Geritol, depends undergarments, and preparation H,(ouch), then watch out man....
dave-r wrote:It is easy and fairly cheap to go from around 200hp to 300hp.
Harder and more expensive to go from 300 to 400.
400 to 500 is getting pricey and needs a lot of new parts. Not just in the engine.
500 to 600 it is getting serious. Big and expensive modifications.
600 plus. You had better have your own company, good contacts in the hobby, and be on a very good income.