The MGB is one step closer
Did you add the front side repeater or was that standard on Australian cars?
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MartinW wrote: Very nice!
Did you add the front side repeater or was that standard on Australian cars?
Martin it wasn't standard, a previous owner added it.
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Leigh Ping wrote: Nice one Craig. Looking forward to the videos of this one.
Will do Leigh, it will be a month or so though, I have ended up doing the timing box for tomorrows meeting.
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Will you be rolling the inner lip of the rear arches up to stop the rubbing or is it the inner arches? Not sure if Australian cars are affected but an off-set axle is not uncommon UK Bs with inner rubbing one side and outer rubbing the otherside.
One mod I always intended doing on my modified 1980 MGB GT was a flip up bar on the gearlever surround to prevent accidentally crunching reverse. Now my biggest problem is remembering to be stopped before selecting 1st on the 1966 MGB GT with 3 synchro.
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Yeah we were catching him, but not soon enough to get past. I have rolled the inner lip, my suspicion is that its the inner arch. I'll be pulling the wheels off when I get a chance and checking it out. Thanks for the flip up bar idea, I may well have to investigate that further.
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