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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
hi rene
i am rebuilding my 1071s engine and i am asking me what pistons i need? wich piston do you use for your rebuild?
thanks for help.
regards fabian
i am rebuilding my 1071s engine and i am asking me what pistons i need? wich piston do you use for your rebuild?
thanks for help.
regards fabian
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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
Hi Fabian....
I used the original ones for my rebuid. I found a pair of NOS ones...
Regards René
I used the original ones for my rebuid. I found a pair of NOS ones...
Regards René
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Hej Rene.skorstensfejeren wrote:Hi Fabian....
I used the original ones for my rebuid. I found a pair of NOS ones...
Regards René
What did you do about the other 2
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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
Hello Reneskorstensfejeren wrote:Hi Fabian....
I used the original ones for my rebuid. I found a pair of NOS ones...
Regards René
I see in BMC 3509 pg. MA 40-1
They used two grades of pistons.
Grade 3 AEG 018403 and Grade 6 AEG 018406 Standard
AEG 018413 AEG 018416 +.010
AEG 018423 AEG 018426 +.020
Correct if I'm wrong I bought two used 1071 engines and both had flat top pistons.
One was stolen so I can't reference it any longer and the other is at my engine builders shop hoping to get it sleeved back to std or .010 over.
My question is whats the difference between Grade 3 and 6?
I have seen dished pistons and flat top in 1071's from the factory so could this be the difference?
Many thanks
Scott
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With thoose fuel prices we have here in Denmark JC, I can only afford to drive on 2 cylinders.JC T ONE wrote:Hej Rene.skorstensfejeren wrote:Hi Fabian....
I used the original ones for my rebuid. I found a pair of NOS ones...
Regards René
What did you do about the other 2
Jens Christian
René
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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
scott6058 wrote:Hello Reneskorstensfejeren wrote:Hi Fabian....
I used the original ones for my rebuid. I found a pair of NOS ones...
Regards René
I see in BMC 3509 pg. MA 40-1
They used two grades of pistons.
Grade 3 AEG 018403 and Grade 6 AEG 018406 Standard
AEG 018413 AEG 018416 +.010
AEG 018423 AEG 018426 +.020
Correct if I'm wrong I bought two used 1071 engines and both had flat top pistons.
One was stolen so I can't reference it any longer and the other is at my engine builders shop hoping to get it sleeved back to std or .010 over.
My question is whats the difference between Grade 3 and 6?
I have seen dished pistons and flat top in 1071's from the factory so could this be the difference?
Many thanks
Scott
Hi Scott...
I must say, I´m not 100% sure on that one, but it sounds like it could be???
René
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skorstensfejeren wrote:
With thoose fuel prices we have here in Denmark JC, I can only afford to drive on 2 cylinders.
René
He he, I see your point
I bought a Webasto car heater, with remote control, as a early christmas present for myself.
That is without a doubt THE best "thingie" / accessorie, that I ever spend money on
Not only is all the ice melted, and your engine / interior warm, but on top of that, the car also uses less petrol
Now THAT is a win - win situation, if ever there was one
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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
Reneskorstensfejeren wrote:scott6058 wrote:Hi Reneskorstensfejeren wrote:Hi Scott...
Sorry for my delayed answer.... been bussy for a while...
Anyway... I do have a NOS AEG 148 cam for the 1071( Pin drive ), as I want it to be as original as possible. but used a 276 degree cam on is for now( Kent cams) ... Know theese cams for many years with good experience
The final drive is the original 3.76 on my geabox....................
How is your project Scott????
René
I'm looking for a suitable cam and had a few figured in but it seems everything I send to my engine builder is not good enough or slightly out of spec so a new cam is my only option. Something close to a MG Metro cam Vanden Plas is what I'm told would work well but I'm open to any ones opinion. I also will have go with a 2.76 diff again if I can find a replacement for my pinion is .001 shy. I ordered a full floor and front panel from M-Machine several days ago and it got lost in Belgium somewhere Is there any fun in rebuilding these old cars or am I just having fun without realizing it? I'll get her there but not without suffering some major set backs.
I always enjoy your posts and diligence.
Scott
Hi Scott..
Sounds like your 1071 project is going well too.... Hope you will get you parts from M-machine soon. You make a correct choice to take a new cam, instead of something you don´t know how it´s been driven.... I´ll save my nos one for just in case...
And thanks for our kind words, allway nice to hear that .
Ps, Did you find out anything on the other engine with gearbox Scott???
Best regards René
I have a SW5 Cam in my 63 FJ1071 and it is sweet. Recommended by Paul Hepworth and the engine is a joy to drive.
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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
Rene you have done an excellent job there. Just something to bear in mind, which you probably already know, but when you start putting the interior in make sure you have sound deadening attached to the underside of the roof. I recently bought a MK3 'S' that was restored a long while ago and had been sold on quite a few times because of the horrendous booming noise above 50mph. When I investigated further I found the previous owner had left off the sound deadening panel attached to the underside of the roof and the inner door panels. My 1071 has sound deadening everywhere and is a joy to drive even with a 3 synchro straight cut boxskorstensfejeren wrote:The new roof is now on, and fits perfect
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9330FN wrote:Rene you have done an excellent job there. Just something to bear in mind, which you probably already know, but when you start putting the interior in make sure you have sound deadening attached to the underside of the roof. I recently bought a MK3 'S' that was restored a long while ago and had been sold on quite a few times because of the horrendous booming noise above 50mph. When I investigated further I found the previous owner had left off the sound deadening panel attached to the underside of the roof and the inner door panels. My 1071 has sound deadening everywhere and is a joy to drive even with a 3 synchro straight cut boxskorstensfejeren wrote:The new roof is now on, and fits perfect
Hi There...
Thanks for your kind words, and thanks for the tip.
But yes that´s a thing i would do for sure.... Right now the car is at the painter... so can´t wait to get on with the rebuilding....
Best regards from René
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9330FN wrote:
My 1071 has sound deadening everywhere and is a joy to drive even with a 3 synchro straight cut box
Agree, making an effort on this, makes a HUGE difference on the finished car.
never understood people who spend fortunes on chrome / paint & "gizmos" only to find that the finished car is a noizebox,
and then settle with all the stories about "thats how a Mini should be"
Nope - its not, any Mini can be made nice & pleasant to drive, with a little effort.
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Nice to hear so you will be ready for summer thenskorstensfejeren wrote:
Right now the car is at the painter... so can´t wait to get on with the rebuilding....
Best regards from René
Have you checked what you need to pay to registre it ?
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I truly enjoy and looking forward for a great job well done.
Lets see your project in color soon.
My lets say my "expert" tech building my lump turned into a lump himself.
Sadly he spoofed enough money from me to do the the 190 box so I had enough.
Time to get the engine and do it myself.
Probably the most expensive 3 sych box in mini history and I'll prove it.
This man has me paying his bills and running parts for him. nada...
Though I'll trudge on.
I'm not giving up.
Very sorry for the nonsense talk.
Best always Scott
Lets see your project in color soon.
My lets say my "expert" tech building my lump turned into a lump himself.
Sadly he spoofed enough money from me to do the the 190 box so I had enough.
Time to get the engine and do it myself.
Probably the most expensive 3 sych box in mini history and I'll prove it.
This man has me paying his bills and running parts for him. nada...
Though I'll trudge on.
I'm not giving up.
Very sorry for the nonsense talk.
Best always Scott
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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
Hi Jc...JC T ONE wrote:Nice to hear so you will be ready for summer thenskorstensfejeren wrote:
Right now the car is at the painter... so can´t wait to get on with the rebuilding....
Best regards from René
Have you checked what you need to pay to registre it ?
J C
I´m not quite sure it will be ready for summer... but lets see.. quality takes time you know
After I know the price will be between 5 - 10000 dKr..
René
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Re: 64 Austin Cooper S 1071.
scott6058 wrote:I truly enjoy and looking forward for a great job well done.
Lets see your project in color soon.
My lets say my "expert" tech building my lump turned into a lump himself.
Sadly he spoofed enough money from me to do the the 190 box so I had enough.
Time to get the engine and do it myself.
Probably the most expensive 3 sych box in mini history and I'll prove it.
This man has me paying his bills and running parts for him. nada...
Though I'll trudge on.
I'm not giving up.
Very sorry for the nonsense talk.
Best always Scott
Hi Scott...
I will put some pictures in as soon I get the car back
When talking about the mini, it´s no nonsense talk my friend .. And don´t give up
Cheers René
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So you dont recon my car as a "quality" jobskorstensfejeren wrote:
Hi Jc...
I´m not quite sure it will be ready for summer... but lets see.. quality takes time you know
skorstensfejeren wrote:
After I know the price will be between 5 - 10000 dKr..
René
I paid 10500 some years ago, for my 1965 race Mini.
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Hi JC...JC T ONE wrote:So you dont recon my car as a "quality" jobskorstensfejeren wrote:
Hi Jc...
I´m not quite sure it will be ready for summer... but lets see.. quality takes time you know
skorstensfejeren wrote:
After I know the price will be between 5 - 10000 dKr..
René
I paid 10500 some years ago, for my 1965 race Mini.
J C
Sure your cars is quality.. seen both of them... Thery´re exelent...
What I ment was, that dont want to get the job done just because it should be done in a hurry... I got the time it needs
So this summer or next one, I don´t mind..
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Hey rene,skorstensfejeren wrote:
Hi
Sure your cars is quality.. seen both of them... Thery´re exelent...
Thanks but only 2 of them, which one did you not see ?
nice to have time I had a deadline = August 27 , I still get tired just thinking of itskorstensfejeren wrote:
What I ment was, that dont want to get the job done just because it should be done in a hurry...
I got the time it needs
So this summer or next one, I don´t mind..
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A little update from the project..
The car is finally back from the painter after 2 month...
Look forward get started on the funny part on the rebuild.. Putting the car
together again
Next job is to get the loom into the car.... pictures will follow later...
The car is finally back from the painter after 2 month...
Look forward get started on the funny part on the rebuild.. Putting the car
together again
Next job is to get the loom into the car.... pictures will follow later...
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A little more pictures from the return....
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