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hellraiser

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  1. thank you all for your input i deffo want to paint mine in met black pearl now . think it will look great!!!
  2. update added video of first startup since doing the service video
  3. :rofl: :rofl: and half an hour was being helped by you!!! :tongue:
  4. si had his whole car resprayed!
  5. first attempt
  6. what about the person that did funky si's car!
  7. hellraiser replied to a post in a topic in Events - UK
    YER i know that feeling!! bust person for any job imo on your own car is yourself. no one can rip you off then! talking from recent and past experience.
  8. contact admin they can change it for you.
  9. don't want to say just yet. but dave you should know. remember the stonehenge meet april/may 2006
  10. the 60k service kits are offered with a tensioner and at £480 it was supposed to be done and the guy who did it gave me back a tensioner!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and the "other" parts that were supposed to have been replaced! he fucked me over for nearly £250 im not happy! and at nearly the expense of a new engine. im currently in test to see if the noise develops as currently i have only driven it to the petrol station and back. the only "extra" i paid for was an additional idler which cost me an extra £70
  11. :nana2: :hyper: put coolent in the old gal today and fired her up. not even a second and it fires into life. so far so good NO KNOCKING.. but going to test over the weekend. wow how i missed driving the beasty. i feel happy for now :hyper: so at the moment i was ripped off for my 60k service!!! i will try and contact the person that did it again over the weekend just to see what he says about not replacing the tensioner! EDIT VIDEO OF FIRST START!! video clicky
  12. arrgh lucky fooker!!! :nana2:
  13. yes mjp is our official oem parts supplier. very reasonable cost and a bloody nice chap too, company is called mjp eastern auto. you will speak to mike
  14. datascan but have a REALLY SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOW LAPTOP so book a weekend LOL
  15. i only have datascan sorry marco.
  16. or 99 spec.. much better LOL :slap:
  17. i would seriously recommend fitting the terrano 11 ones 5 minute job. the spray chromed ones would not last with repeted use!! it will wear off rapidly with friction of your hands, the terrano ones are metal!!
  18. I Would Deffo Recommend Falkens Buy Them From My Tyres!! Cheap Cheap Cheap!
  19. right i have an unfortunate friend who owns one of these monstrosities um i mean cars :slap: it has a unique (read as a fookin nuisance) turbo supercharged engine. it comprises both parts and unfortunately is the culprit for his problems with the car. my question is where can he potentially get it refurbished / repaired in the local area for a non bank breaking charge?? thanks gaz
  20. Elementary Definitions 1) Work Is the ‘physical effort’ required to do some thing, such as pulling a Bucket of Water out of a Well. Its measure or ‘Unit’ is ‘foot-pounds’ or ‘kg-meters’. As an example, consider pulling a bucketful of water weighing 15 Kgs from a depth of, say, 10 Meters. So the ‘work’ done is 15 x 10 = 150 ‘kg-meters’. 2) Power It’s the ‘Rate’ of doing ‘Work’, such as pulling 10 buckets as above in one hour or a part of it. The most popular unit of Power is the ‘Horse Power’, which from ancient times was the rate of work an ‘average horse’ could do. In scientific parlance today, it translates into 4,500 kg-m/min or 33,000 ft-pounds/min. In Metric System of Measurement, therefore, one ‘horsepower’ = 746 Watts. In post-war Germany, ‘PS’ was and is still used – which was/is a functional equivalent of the ‘British’ Horse Power. In reality, it equates as 1.0 HP = 1.07 PS. Today, it seems the Car/Advertisers use ‘PS’ atleast in India to mislead the gullible public - as the same HP/BHP ‘sounds’ a little higher when expressed in PS! 3) Energy It’s defined as ‘the Capacity’ of doing work, such as lifting a 10kg weight up to a height of 5 Meters and then ‘giving up’. Or like a Tank full of a Car that can take you, say, 500km before it needs to be filled up again. It’s measure, therefore, is ‘kg-meters’ or Watt-hours etc. A ‘KW/Kilo-Watt’ is simply = 1000 Watts. 4) Torque While most of us can imagine that ‘Force’ is a ‘linear’ thing – like 2-people applying ‘X’ amount of force to ‘push’ a Car weighing ‘Y’ kgs, when it comes to ‘Torue’, most people find it difficult to comprehend as to what it is. In other words, it can be defined as the force required to ‘twist or turn’ some thing, For example, like kicking down the starting lever of a Mobike, which actually ‘rotates’ the Bike’s engine to get it going. The measuring ‘Unit’ of such a ‘rotary-force’, therefore, is ‘kg-meters’ or ‘Foot-Pounds’ as its FPS equivalent (not to be confused with the unit of work). Here, ‘kg’ is the ‘linear or tangential force’ applied to the kick pedal – say ‘F’ and ‘meter’ being the ‘radial length’ of the kick-starting lever – say ‘R’. Therefore, the ‘torque’ applied in this instance to the kick-pedal shaft, to rotate the engine, is ‘F x R’ kg-meters. Suffice to say that all ‘rotating’ machines like Engines/Elect. Motors etc., essentially produce a ‘rotary force’ at their 'output shaft’. Since they also ‘rotate’ over a designed range of ‘speeds’ – RPM in their case - they inevitably have a ‘Speed vs Torque Characteristic’ when the two variables/Torque and RPM are plotted on an X-Y axis. Since by definition ‘Power’ is the ‘rate’ of doing work, in case of a Rotating machine or an ICE, Power is simply a straight ‘multiple’ of ‘torque’ and ‘rpm’ - at that particular ‘rpm’. It follows, therefore, that the ‘shape’ of the ‘Power vs Rpm’ Curve of an ICE is quite similar to that of its ‘mother’ Torque vs Rpm’ Curve. Practical difference between Torque and Power We have thus seen that ‘Torque’ is the prime ‘driving force’ that is produced by an Engine and in its units of measurement, there is no ‘time factor’. It’s the Torque, therefore, that’s transmitted to a Vehicle’s drive wheels via its Gearbox. Further, it’s capable of being ‘multiplied’ by its Gearbox Ratios. In other words, if an Engine is producing ‘X’ amount of Torque at its Flywheel and the net gear ratio between it and the drive wheels is 1:Y, then the torque available at the drive wheels would be ‘X x Y’ Units/Kg-Meters. And if the Wheel radius is, say’, 0.5 Meters, then the ‘linear’ force available at the wheels circumference and the road will be X x Y/0.5 or = 2 x X x Y Kgs. To sum-up presently, it’s the Torque capability of an Engine that determines its ‘Acceleration’ abilities. On the other hand, ‘Power’ is a multiple of the Engine Torque AND its ‘Rpm’ – the latter having a ‘Time’ factor in it. It, therefore, follows that the ultimate speed that a vehicle can achieve in any gear is a function of the ‘Power output’ capabilities of an Engine – coz ‘Speed’ has ‘time’ element in it too.
  21. i think you are wrong! ;) http://www.hard-anodising.co.uk/the-anodising-process.asp
  22. knowing your part of a big cuddly community :D

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