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Midas Mk1
Underneath the coil on the block, near the transfer casing
Mar 11 2014 06:45 PM -
lukesanders
Relatively easy to change then... Thank you
Mar 11 2014 07:13 PM
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Midas Mk1
Spending over a year with someone, and they don't even have the (female) ******* to speak to you, when you've been feeling down and **** about things. Just don't get it, at all.
Mar 11 2014 06:25 PM
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silver_toes
I've got a spare throttle body if you're interested :-)
Mar 12 2014 10:13 PM -
Midas Mk1
Unfortunately the revs are still sticking high when it's driving. Really dont know what to check next.
Think this weekend it's time to get my head out of the fire, put on my Downton overalls and work on getting both Minis running :)
Have neglected them both the past 6+ months and it's time to change.
Mar 14 2014 01:33 PM -
silver_toes
Did you check the wiring loom behind the airbox for any damage ?. Checked for air leaks ?
Mar 14 2014 07:20 PM
minilee94
Can you re use a flywheel main bolt or is it best to buy a new one got a new clutch and flywheel kit
Mar 11 2014 05:05 PM
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RedRuby
Buy a new one
Mar 11 2014 06:33 PM
lyndseyp27
Right, Derby to Thorpe Park at the end of the month.... Mini adventure or reliable Ford....hmmm
Mar 11 2014 01:50 PM
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JOE123
take the ford :)
Mar 11 2014 05:21 PM -
illusionest
use the fiesta, it shouldn't drink petrol :)
Mar 11 2014 06:30 PM -
IainStallard
Mini! If you have any issues down south, there's always people to rescue you! I seem to do it enough :P
Mar 11 2014 07:53 PM
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JOE123
nooooo sadly :(
Mar 11 2014 07:43 PM
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Grimshaw17
Part of me says just use the mini, dont bother with the bucket seats or harnesses and make it a comfy daily.
Mar 11 2014 06:13 PM -
Grimshaw17
Or I could go for that MR2 that I keep going back to, or spend that money on the mini. aghhh
Mar 11 2014 06:18 PM -
illusionest
depends on how far you've got to drive :)
Mar 11 2014 06:26 PM
tomb1992
might be a stupid question but if i convert from 12/6 wheels to 10/6 wheels should i expect a bigger arch gap or a drop in ride height? or would all off this just be effected by what tyres i get? thanks
Mar 11 2014 12:29 PM
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robminibcy
wouldnt make a lot of differance to arch gap or ride height as the tyre sidewalls are bigger on 10s
Mar 11 2014 12:51 PM -
cragthybob
http://www.willtheyfit.com/index.php?width=165&aspect=60&diameter=12&wheelwidth=6&offset=40&width2=165&aspect2=70&diameter2=10&wheelwidth2=6&offset2=40#content
Rolling radius is similar, arch gap will depend of the offset of the wheels used
Mar 11 2014 01:03 PM
smithyboy
Colour samples on their way from Optimise ... Time to get serious deciding the interior make over
Mar 11 2014 12:21 PM
BronkoMini
Passed my driving test in mate the mini, because I didn't get stuck behind any cyclists, also waved at a mini on the back when my mum was driving
Mar 11 2014 10:36 AM
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BronkoMini
Also I had no driving instructor lessons
Mar 11 2014 11:05 AM -
Kieranlee999
well done :)
Mar 11 2014 01:25 PM -
BronkoMini
Thanks
Mar 11 2014 01:50 PM
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HarveyT
damnit, well thats anyway, hopefully i will find some soon
Mar 10 2014 11:18 PM -
72clubman
I took my wheels down to Midland wheels, 4 yoko A539s fitted for just over £200, I think they said they charged a fiver per wheel for fitting.
Mar 11 2014 12:19 AM -
deanymini
Have a look on tyre shopper and black circles
Mar 11 2014 08:11 AM
