For "whole car" rust treatment/prevention see viewtopic.php?f=144&t=80393

Can he get us a copy of the current R3 TSB for this repair?

Diggers used in sub-zero conditions sometimes use kerosene rather than hydraulic oils

Unfortunately after testing at Oulton Park today my car has developed a throttle fly by wire issue I have decided for safety reason to pull out of tomorrows Oulton Park event because if the car cuts out again it could be a danger not only to my own car but also to other competitors cars.🥺 When I fi...

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Wed Aug 10, 2022 10:22 pm

Hi, just joined the forum as I'm looking to buying an RX8

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Fork handles? The best skid training I've done was in a Sierra on a big frame with castors. The instructor could control the lift screws remotely, to increase/reduce the contact pressure and simulate anything from wet grass to polished ice. It gave me great pleasure to run circles around many of the...

I raise you a partially sucked Wurthers Original, complete with pocket fluff...

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Intake icing is most likely when the ambient is a few degrees above freezing and the humidity is high.



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Nice mower

Need to include the mounting rubbers and brackets, if fitting to S1.

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I see the throttle body warming circuit has been removed, which is asking for trouble in normal British weather.

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Mon Aug 08, 2022 2:30 pm

Just waiting for my membership to update and then can add pics.

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Serious modification to fit an S1

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In many US states (e.g. California) even fitting a catch tank correctly in a closed circuit is illegal. In the UK there's nothing I can find in the current MOT test that would specifically cause a fail, and I have see cars (other than 8's) with the entire breather system removed and replaced with ei...

I thought it was RESCHEDULED to avoid getting caught in the rain...

Some don't loop the catch can back into the intake, which should be fine unless the oil is overfilled, or the rotor side seals are leaking.

My guess is a Sohn tank for the first one.

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My Mum was looking forward to being taken around Kirkistown again this year @ 88
This was her in 2018 and 2017


She was even more disappointed than most when it got cancelled this year

It's not that uncommon for the oil level switch to fail, often associated with a slight leak. If there's no sign a leak, check the switch with an ohmeter (or bulb and battery) to earth, as the other case of the light staying on can be damage to the loom - basically the sensor wire earthed. Sent from...

Coincidence re the mileages?

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:whathesaid: unless it fits another vehicle. The 8's reservoir has a bayonet fitting cap, which won't work with this type of system. I tried modifying a spare cap and only succeeded in spraying brake fluid all over the engine bay. :oops: A vacuum based system with at least a 1L tank works much bette...

The VIN numbers would be in blocks with gaps, due to the production process, but are the VINs in numerical order, if you line-up the #'s in sequence?

If so, given a VIN of an unknown # Kuro, you could pin it's # down to between nn & nn.

If VINs were included in the register list we could confirm if the build # was allocated sequentially, and potentially use that to identify missing numbers


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Have you got a project in mind of just building-up stock for future insurance ?

If you're after taking a break Chris, you're welcome to come over here

Ship's Counselor?