Having spent some weeks organising various things, I spent Saturday putting the engine in the Avon ! I think its in the right place ! !
Rescued attachment engine transfer 037.jpg
Couldn't see the full engine/image as it was round the back of my monitor!
Nice installation!!!
looking good
Youe are going to need a very long HT lead from the coil to the dizzy
Have you got your cam yet? I have a Kent FR31 (fast road) going begging if you want it
Cheers
Mark
You also need to brace the steering mounts at the top with each other and with the chassis - SVA fail if you don't as Tiger engineering means
they flex upto 10mm.
Pat...
looking good
I like the chassis colour too
looking good
a minor point - I wouldn't leave the brake pipes un-blanked - you never know what is going to find it's way up there !
I like the engine mounts, are they hardwood, softwood or plywood .
what are those clips you've used for the brake lines? are they just two p-clips joined together or a special double p-clip type thing? i'm
after something similar for my fuel line for running both line and return..
Ned.
They are just two P clips overlapped. Fortunately, they fit the width of the chassis rail nicely. The engine blocks are pine ! Well, what would you
expect a Design and Technology teacher to use !!!
Sorry, Mookaloid, cheers for the offer, I've got a cam already lined up for the job !
[Edited on 18/5/05 by ayoungman]
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Originally posted by Avoneer
You also need to brace the steering mounts at the top with each other and with the chassis - SVA fail if you don't as Tiger engineering means they flex upto 10mm.
Pat...
I'm unsure whether to strengthen this . I do still have engough access to it to put in a diagonal brace. Is it really a SVA faillure without ? How many Avons has this been an issue for ?
Mine passed without a brace and so did the one from Which Kit who i saw at the test station.
Mine failed without a brace - you can easily bolt a 25x3mm bar across the top two steering rack mounts using the steering rack bolts and then continue
it onto the front upright chassis rail.
Pat...
Are your headlight brackets OK?? look a bit sharp to me.
I'll fetch me angle grinder.