Bolted fenders, slam panel on. Have shiny new oil lines radiator etc expansion tank pas reservoir etc ready to bolt in tomorrow.
What did you do to your Rover today?
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It sure is larger diameter about twice. I principally went this route because I wanted to try it out because the head pipe is designed for use with a 2.5 NAD. All the other systems require modification. I've also heard good things about Steve Parker on the Series 2 Club forum. It ended up being about the same price as an NRP uses standard Rover style hangers. I'm very pleased with the way the engine runs now. It seems to be much smoother and maybe a little peppier. It sure sounds good.
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It sure is larger diameter about twice. I principally went this route because I wanted to try it out because the head pipe is designed for use with a 2.5 NAD. All the other systems require modification. I've also heard good things about Steve Parker on the Series 2 Club forum. It ended up being about the same price as an NRP uses standard Rover style hangers. I'm very pleased with the way the engine runs now. It seems to be much smoother and maybe a little peppier. It sure sounds good.
Jim1971 series 2a 88, series 3 trans, Fairey OD, owned since 1978.Comment
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--Mark
1973 SIII 109 RHD 2.5NA Diesel
0-54mph in just under 11.5 minutes
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Ah, thanks, I used to have a larger custom exhaust on my 2.25 but when I did the body off restoration I installed a factory exhaust which looks good but has restricted performance somewhat. Does anyone know if the exhaust manifold is the same on the 2.5l as the 2.25l?1971 series 2a 88, series 3 trans, Fairey OD, owned since 1978.Comment
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Spent the afternoon cleaning the carburetor and replacing as many parts as I could match from the rebuild kit. I think that did the trick! Runs much smoother, idles smoother. The float chambers had rusty debris in them, the float valve was sticky, and one of the vents was almost totally blocked. I'm amazed it would even crank before. Many thanks to Andrew for the 32/34 DMTL manual. I think maybe now I'll start on the suspension.1958 Series IComment
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Bad gas mileage gets you to some of the greatest places on earth.Comment
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A friend in California did all the shelves in a work truck he has out of the Zuni rack system - neat stuff!1958 107 SW - Sold to a better home
1965 109 SW - nearly running well
1966 88 SW - running but needing attention
1969 109 P-UP
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After 7 months of being un-drivable I opened the garage and backed out my 74 series III and drove it around the block - Power steering and custom tilt column- Check, Dual Circuit Roam Disc Brakes - Check, Parabolic springs - Check, New custom wiring harness - Check, Warn 8274 Winch and custom bumper - Check, Custom Dash - Check, New Seats - Check, Custom Metal Grill - Check, New Headlights - Check, New Marker Lights - Check (almost one seems a little finicky). Doors, Hood and Paint - not check. All in all it went well ran drove like it always should have. Steering was effortless, brakes hard and smooth, Rides like a caddy! Can't wait to hit the trails in MOAB. Maybe Next week I'll get the remaining doors and hood back from the paint shop! I will post some pics when it I get it out again.Comment
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Replaced the vacuum advance unit on my Ducellier in situ - a terrifying experience: There's a tiny retaining clip you need to remove to get off the snail cam and disconnect the advance unit, and I was convinced that I was going to drop it into the diz. I put down a bunch of duct tape sticky side out and it caught the clip when I (inevitably) dropped it.Comment
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I want to see your custom dash!
After 7 months of being un-drivable I opened the garage and backed out my 74 series III and drove it around the block - Power steering and custom tilt column- Check, Dual Circuit Roam Disc Brakes - Check, Parabolic springs - Check, New custom wiring harness - Check, Warn 8274 Winch and custom bumper - Check, Custom Dash - Check, New Seats - Check, Custom Metal Grill - Check, New Headlights - Check, New Marker Lights - Check (almost one seems a little finicky). Doors, Hood and Paint - not check. All in all it went well ran drove like it always should have. Steering was effortless, brakes hard and smooth, Rides like a caddy! Can't wait to hit the trails in MOAB. Maybe Next week I'll get the remaining doors and hood back from the paint shop! I will post some pics when it I get it out again.Comment
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