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geoffe

posted on 18/2/04 at 11:24 AM Reply With Quote
Pinto sump

I know the RS2000 sump is an alternative to give better ground clearance, are there any other options without chopping the original?
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flak monkey

posted on 18/2/04 at 11:39 AM Reply With Quote
Ummm not many. You can have a hump in the bonnet, but thats a preference i suppose! Remember the oil filler cap on the rocker cover is usually too high to fit under a normal bonnet too! So you might want to chop that about too (usually moved to the rear of the cover)

MK Engineering will chop your sump for you for not much money, £65, if you dont want to do it yourself.

Remember its better to have the engine as low as poss to get the centre of gravity as low as possible (but make sure your sump has plenty of clearance)

Cheers


PS shouldnt you have posted this in the engine section LOL





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geoffe

posted on 18/2/04 at 05:10 PM Reply With Quote
Should have been more precise. What I meant was; are there any alternative sumps? I know the pinto one can be chopped but I'm keeping that as last resort.
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macspeedy

posted on 18/2/04 at 05:28 PM Reply With Quote
option 2.. dry sump... option 3 stock car cars that run pintos and use there own type of sump very strong can't remeber the price over £120 the option i have gone for is the rs2000 alloy sump which is good but still hangs a bit below the chassis looks good though
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James

posted on 18/2/04 at 05:31 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by flak monkey
for you for not much money, £65, if you dont want to do it yourself.



Blimey!
And I did Conrod's for him for a manky pair of Sierra callipers!

Took me bloody ages too with all the gunk he'd slapped around it to try and seal his sieve-like job!

James

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geoffe

posted on 19/2/04 at 09:39 PM Reply With Quote
Pinto sump

End of story. I splashed out on an RS2000 alloy job for the price that MK would charge for modifying mine. Found it on www.partsgateway.co.uk - great service
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bob

posted on 20/2/04 at 11:27 AM Reply With Quote
Blimey!
And I did Conrod's for him for a manky pair of Sierra callipers!

James



Oih!!! you ungratefull git,i drove all the way to donington park for those cali's.

And they are in GWO,ask chrisg






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James

posted on 23/2/04 at 02:12 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by bob

And they are in GWO,ask chrisg


They're getting sent to BrakesInternational as exchange units! So let's hope they're good!

James

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chrisg

posted on 23/2/04 at 07:25 PM Reply With Quote
Christ, them calipers have done some miles, and thats AFTER I ripped them off the Ford!!

Cheers

Chris





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James

posted on 24/2/04 at 12:05 PM Reply With Quote
Sounds like Conrod's roll-over bar.

Rotherham to Bristol
Bristol to Box Hill
Box Hill to Guildford
Guilford to West London
West London to Rotherham
Rotherham to West London

Comes out about 1000miles- more than some peoples cars!


James

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