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broster

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17th Jul 06 at 19:10

did any one see what DIS stood for, my knowledge is great!

mustang for the 60's?

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:11

quote:
Originally posted by broster
distributor less ignition system, chumps DIS pack

Cool.

Is it a stand alone unit that fires the spark down a conventional lead Broster, or does it utilise a control unit and seperate coil packs for each cylinder?

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17th Jul 06 at 19:11

jims its a normal unit

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:12

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by Marc
You kept these quiet! Don't fit and 8v

trust me, if it works it will be

Go 2 litre with massive valves and a loony cam Jimbo and chop the 40s in on a pair of 50s.

Should idle at about 2k.

Robin

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17th Jul 06 at 19:13

13N.

broster

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17th Jul 06 at 19:14

i have a wasted spark set up on mine, am i getting technical? basically, standard vauxhall fires one spark per piston fire if that makes sence, wasted spark fires on spark each time the piston is at the top, so twice per revolution, hence wasted spark, its a single block with conventional leads comming from it... look where the leads go to on the side of the head:

if it had seperate coil packs per cylinder they just get fire signals from the ecu and fire as and when. pretty similar to the set up i have but meant to have a stronger spark, so better for turbo cars, hence the 200sx has them and golf 1.8t etc....

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:14

quote:
Originally posted by jr
jims its a normal unit

Hang on here, i'm realy confused now.

Jim who, and what unit?

broster

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17th Jul 06 at 19:15

lol ignore jr, hes a chump!

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:15

quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
fuck off. mine

Only just realised what this meant, and yes, you do only need one now.

Sam

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17th Jul 06 at 19:16

I thought they were flux capacitors.

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17th Jul 06 at 19:19

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

quote:
Originally posted by jr
jims its a normal unit

Hang on here, i'm realy confused now.

Jim who, and what unit?

theres no one else called jim in this thead bar me and you, and im not talking to myselff

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:20

quote:
Originally posted by broster
did any one see what DIS stood for, my knowledge is great!

mustang for the 60's?

Good work Mr B.

If you are inquiring as to whether mine is an old unit, then no mate it's new.

The car was a full production model, but they built less than 900 of them so they are pretty thin on the ground.

broster

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17th Jul 06 at 19:21

yeah, they are good cars, very under rated, the mg v8 thingy!

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17th Jul 06 at 19:22

dont call it MG, call it a rover

MG owners love it

broster

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17th Jul 06 at 19:23

sorry yes, rover. can you still get parts for them??

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:23

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

quote:
Originally posted by jr
jims its a normal unit

Hang on here, i'm realy confused now.

Jim who, and what unit?

theres no one else called jim in this thead bar me and you, and im not talking to myselff

Right, so now I know we're not talking about 3CM or any other real or mythical Jim that I am unaware of being a Jim, and that I am the Jim in question Jimbo...

Could you possibly clarify which unit of mine you were referring to please mate, and in what context, as my head is going all spinny.

broster

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17th Jul 06 at 19:24

he was being confusing, i understand him but cant be arsed explaining after my technical post i made ^^^

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:25

quote:
Originally posted by broster
yeah, they are good cars, very under rated, the mg v8 thingy!

That's the kiddy.

Wore the back tyres out in less than 3k miles.

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17th Jul 06 at 19:25

quote:
Originally posted by broster
sorry yes, rover. can you still get parts for them??

yes, mainly from scrapyards, and the failer section of MOT garages

(TBH theres only 2 rovers id own, ones is SVM shape, and the other is the limited edtion 27litre SD1 )

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17th Jul 06 at 19:25

quote:
Originally posted by broster
he was being confusing, i understand him but cant be arsed explaining after my technical post i made ^^^

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:28

quote:
Originally posted by jr
dont call it MG, call it a rover MG owners love it

I love calling it a Rover.

I hate MGs, I just think of crap stuff in a shed and dorks like Rob Bird when I hear the name MG.

I like to think of my car as the spiritual succesor of the following :

Rover P5B Coupe

Rover P6 3500S

Rover SD1 Vitesse twin Plenum

Now THOSE are Rovers.

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:28

quote:
Originally posted by broster
sorry yes, rover. can you still get parts for them??

Yep

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17th Jul 06 at 19:29

SVM jim as i cant send a U2U

RSOC Meet wednesday i think

SVM 286

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17th Jul 06 at 19:30

quote:
Originally posted by jr

and the other is the limited edtion 27litre SD1 )

I wanted to take that home too.

broster

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17th Jul 06 at 19:33

someone i met reconed his p6 would distroy my corsa......... maybe if it crashed into me it would, i laughed turned, continued to laugh and walk to the bar for a beer. chump

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