Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
strip and degrease front subframe, nasty work
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Nejs.
If you were Scottish I bet you could get at least 5 more years on that rubber bushing.
Don't tempt me
If you were Scottish I bet you could get at least 5 more years on that rubber bushing.
Don't tempt me
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
More stripping
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Body work has started this week.
Work on the body is done by retired BMC spare parts Manager Mogens Christensen
Work on the body is done by retired BMC spare parts Manager Mogens Christensen
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Started on a set of 998 con rods , for my engine project.
First picture is std 998 rod. at 694g
Second is 43g lighter
First picture is std 998 rod. at 694g
Second is 43g lighter
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Very nice. Following that with shot-blasting would also be advantageous.
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
I did some more lightning today. Started work on a block, that I used some 18 years ago.
Found it in the garage, looking for a spare engine for my project. (I have many engines and parts in there).
Think I used it with a 12G295 head with 33/29 valves, as the blok has cut outs for exhaust valves.
I have taken 4mm out of the bores, and 2mm of the top for a start.
Found it in the garage, looking for a spare engine for my project. (I have many engines and parts in there).
Think I used it with a 12G295 head with 33/29 valves, as the blok has cut outs for exhaust valves.
I have taken 4mm out of the bores, and 2mm of the top for a start.
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
I like them big... BIG!!!
Who said that. at 2.45 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng7_eHnY ... re=related
I also like them big... BIG, the bores i mean.
Yesterday I got some Hypatec 998 +100 = 67.10mm "big" small bore pistons from australia.
Maybe too big (see pic.). I will try to make some sleeves next week.
Who said that. at 2.45 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng7_eHnY ... re=related
I also like them big... BIG, the bores i mean.
Yesterday I got some Hypatec 998 +100 = 67.10mm "big" small bore pistons from australia.
Maybe too big (see pic.). I will try to make some sleeves next week.
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
e-type wrote:I like them big... BIG!!!
Who said that. at 2.45 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng7_eHnY ... re=related
I also like them big... BIG, the bores i mean.
Yesterday I got some Hypatec 998 +100 = 67.10mm "big" small bore pistons from australia.
Maybe too big (see pic.). I will try to make some sleeves next week.
arggg!!!! speedhole
please note, these are my own, individual sales, nothing whatsoever to do with my employer, minispares
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Bodywork progress:
Front is now fitted, not the best fit though
Now it is time for the floor
Front is now fitted, not the best fit though
Now it is time for the floor
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
upse-type wrote:
I like them big... BIG!!!
I also like them big... BIG
Maybe too big (see pic.). I will try to make some sleeves next week.
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
The companion boxes has been cut and welded, before i got the car.
And then painted a non matching blue.
I have ordered new.
And then painted a non matching blue.
I have ordered new.
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Fixed the oil spray holes on cylinder No. 4 with some sleeves today.
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Yes, honing to 67.12mm = 966cc with 850 68.26mm stroke. almost a 970
Speedwell did a 962cc overbore, so this is the closest I could get.
Speedwell did a 962cc overbore, so this is the closest I could get.
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
That's interesting, how did you do that? I thought you would have to sleeve and re bore?e-type wrote:Fixed the oil spray holes on cylinder No. 4 with some sleeves today.
Looks like a repair from the back???
Please explain
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- 850 Super
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Re: Austin 850 Speedwell 1964
Yes I drilled out the oil pressure valve hole, and fitted a small sleeve/liner. Did the same with the hole the oil pipe connects to.
At the face of the block, the oil pressure hole was 8mm, but where it broke through to the bore of cylinder No. 4 it was almost 9mm.
Not the most accruate machines they used back then at BMC.
So had to drill out to 9mm all the way, to get the sleeve in there.
At the face of the block, the oil pressure hole was 8mm, but where it broke through to the bore of cylinder No. 4 it was almost 9mm.
Not the most accruate machines they used back then at BMC.
So had to drill out to 9mm all the way, to get the sleeve in there.