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Paul H

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  1. My Vitesse mk2 ranges from 22 to 29mpg though a 1500 mile Irish Trip over 2 weeks it averaged 29.5 mpg Paul
  2. If the Huco trial failed to solve the carb issue there’s a strong second hand value which should realise £30 plus Paul
  3. You would need one of these inertia switches https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/First-Inertia-Switch-Vehicle-Crash-Sensor-Ignition-Electric-Fuel-Pump-P4A2-/393117141535? Paul
  4. I’ve fitted a Huco which is suction pump and fitted in the engine bay in my Vitesse The psi is 2.2 and serves 2 Strombergs . More details if you need them here’s the spec , ignore the price as they available cheaper https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Electric-14-V-2-2-PSI-0-15-bar-Low-Pressure-Fuel-Pump-HUCO-133010-Kit-Car-/254645067130?var=0&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&campid=5338268676&toolid=10044&customid=CjwKCAjwx6WDBhBQEiwA_dP8rYUdi9jvfIaLiYEixX3Vvd2GkC-mtN8p0ZPcg5D9U5gCLBqkg7nlIxoCjHkQAvD_BwE Paul
  5. Use some gravel and agitate Paul
  6. I used the Frosts kit which adds a resin skin to the tank filling any perforations . These kits are like marmite . In my case following the instructions to the letter the kit has worked . I even had enough to complete a refurb spare tank I had acquired Paul
  7. I bought 2 of their cheapie jacks £24 each . 1 failed after 13 months and the repair kit would have been more than the original cost . The second one is working but not as efficient as the Aldi equivalents which have 3 year warranty Paul
  8. The pit has a 4 ins wide recessed ledge . Filled in with 2ins planks , works well Paul
  9. Would a pair of these ramps be of any use The long ramp is detachable and the first level is 12 ins extending to 17 ins . Very robust and very heavy . I’m localism to you . pm me if of interest Paul
  10. Here’s a close up , made by Daimler and I think a V8 Paul
  11. Yes I have another Gun for cellulose 1.3 tip. Paul
  12. Just seen a Ferret in our road It’s a local vehicle and the owner said he doesn’t have any issues parking at Tesco’s Paul
  13. My rule is 15c minimum for Primers, and 17c minimum for top coats Paul
  14. I use Hydrate 80 and Deox Gel . Both products are good Paul
  15. With the weather nicely warming up it was time to spray the Vitesse door with 2 coats of 2k Epoxy primer surfacer using my new gun which for a cheapie I was well impressed with the result . Purchased from Spray Guns Direct with 1.8 tip and a 2.0 . I used the 1.8 for this job. https://www.spraygunsdirect.co.uk/index.php/a-n-i-f1-ns-budget-gravity-spraygun.html#sthash.L5gbjzk6.dpbs Spraying is completely new to me as well as body filling and it’s been a time consuming baptism of fire , this being the first time I’m satisfied with the result The door needs to cure overnight and ready for next sanding session tomorrow I can recommend the gun and the HB Body 989 Epoxy system Paul
  16. One thing I have learnt is to spray the room with a generous dose of fly spray . Vacate and return 15 mins later . Less chance of a foreign body landing on new paint Paul
  17. Thanks Colin . I’ll be able to do a dry run to check out before cellulose spraying Paul
  18. Hi Colin , if I fit the quarter light then spray I will have to fit the window ? Here’s a pic of glass removal and the position of quarter light . I like the idea of prefitting and sorting the gaps before spraying . Paul
  19. Hi , with the warmer weather I can start to continuing respraying a spare passenger door . The door has been completely stripped as window guides are being replaced. What’s the best approach for applying the top coat which is cellulose in my case . Do I add the quarterlight before cellulose spraying . Do I add winding gear , window before cellulose spraying . Window weather rubbers going on after painting . Any advice to a newbie welcome Paul
  20. Here’s a pic of the adjustment nut on the front section of the quarterlight . There’s about 20mm adjustment though whether the nut will slide is debatable due to rust . This nut does move now but too some persuasion to start . The sticking point is the curve in the channel Paul
  21. Welcome to the forum , we’re a friendly bunch and a lot of knowledge is out there just for the asking. Check out this link https://www.tssc.org.uk/tssc/cars_final.asp?model_ID=19 Apart from GT6 info there is a buyers guide I own a Vitesse mk2 and there will be some GT6 owners ready to chat
  22. Bit late to the party on this one This is what my Vitesse looks like . The corner of the bracket is just proud of the Rigger like PeterH Paul
  23. Out of interest how much is the CV conversion nowadays . Paul
  24. Paul H

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    A long shot is it for a MGB GT? My son has one lost in the post Paul
  25. I’ve fitted a Huco replacing the mechanical pump . If you choose this route more than happy to forward details on my Installation for my Vitesse Paul
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