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Old 27-12-16, 10:00
Petr Brezina Petr Brezina is offline
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Differential end finished. I finally went a bit different way (not so pure) than Marcel did. Used common seal with correct ID and machined flange with correct OD. Should works.
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Old 29-12-16, 20:57
Petr Brezina Petr Brezina is offline
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Exhaust mufflers are back on! Don't tell me they are ugly - I know that
Also replica oil cooler provisionally mounted - fits like a glove
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Old 30-12-16, 17:18
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that oil cooler looks great
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Old 30-12-16, 18:40
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Thanks Rick, it is really nicely made, hopefully it will be also working well.
If anyone would need one for his project, I think I'm able to supply this repro.
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Old 31-12-16, 00:08
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That exhaust system looks just fine, Petr. Give it a few miles of run time to get nice and toasty and it will take on enough heat discolouration to look right at home. Well done!


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Old 31-12-16, 07:56
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Petr, I have never seen the big hole in the bottom of the div. plate before.
Maybe some good photos for the guys.
I have a cover for it should you want to pay the freight?
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Old 31-12-16, 10:08
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Hi David, at least they are from inox, so will propably last forever
Yeah Lynn, luckily I got this cover, may post some pics later!
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