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PeterCoupe
29th July 2004, 12:56 AM
Hi
Thanks to all regarding advice for carbs.
I have another two questions;
1. I want to install oil cooler, who sells all I need in one place, take off plate, hoses, cooler,? can I use second hand from VX ?
2. I need to upgrade from points, for few reasons, what is best option mapped ignition????? and which brand, GCT sells Weber but for £620, what are other opption?
Hmm, so many question marks :D
Peter
Hamish
29th July 2004, 11:25 AM
A VX oil cooler and all take offs/plumbing should fit OK (I fitted a VX item to a Spyder I had many moons ago and it went on OK).
You don't have to use mapped ignition..... you could think about a later Bosch dizzy (and/or Marelli) unit which would make life simpler and cheaper.... it's a suggestion anyway.
Fully mapped must be the way to go though and Emerald did a very good system which a pal used on his Westfield with a Vulcan tuned Kent engine. Not my field of expertise though....... :?
PeterCoupe
29th July 2004, 11:00 PM
Hi Hamish
Thanks for INFO.
I was looking on the ebay few months ago and there was one VX oil cooler setup but in very sory state...... maybe should got that one....
Does anyone outhere have VX oil cooler for sale??
Thanks
P)eter
Wallace
30th July 2004, 09:07 AM
Buy a new one (Mocal etc). That way you KNOW it's not full of shit from a blown engine !!
PeterCoupe
1st August 2004, 11:55 PM
Wallace
I still need take off plate with all attachements or just take off plate, I will change hoses. Cooler in itself is not problem.
Any offer out there....
ciao9
Wallace
2nd August 2004, 05:29 AM
Mocal do a sandwhich plate - goes between the oil filter and the mounting block. Used one on my Montecarlo for the mrk one engine .. . is there not space for one ??
PeterCoupe
2nd August 2004, 05:34 AM
Wallace
How thick is that sendwich plate, as is, standard Coupe have very little space to remove oil filter. I would say I have less then 1cm of space for that plate if I use standard oil filter.
There are some other oil filters that are smaller then standard (Ferrari part) but they are not available in Australia any more.
Peter
Wallace
2nd August 2004, 01:28 PM
I know the "proper" vx oil filter is shorter - and I did have a vx sandwhich block kicking around (sold now . . ). From memory, I don't think it was a lot different that the Mocal one. I can measure the Mocal one up - if anyone out there wants to measure a vx one for a comparison ?? !!
Otherwise - you could try a oil take off plate and a remote filter - but it will cost more !!!
cthargiss
2nd August 2004, 10:27 PM
Use the mocal sandwich block with a Fram PH-16 filter
Craig
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