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regards from austria

Postby RonaldM100 » Wed 13.01.2010, 17:39

Hi all,

I reading in this forum since many years and it helps me about 10.000 times.

I bought my Elan in 2001 and I still love this car. It´s an S2 with 60.000km. Work done:

new engine (in cause of a broken valve :-( ), Hispec Brake Upgrade, removable front topshell (takes only 5 min.), 4 point harnesses, black wheels, corbeau seats, stainless steel exhaust,...

Thanks to erverybody who is keeping this forum alive (great work!).

kind regards from austria
Ronald

ps: comment on the picture: " I think valve number 2 is making some noise... " ;-)
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Re: regards from austria

Postby RayD » Wed 13.01.2010, 18:00

Welcome Ronald,

Tell us about your removable front topshell - it looks a great idea.

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Re: regards from austria

Postby Rambo » Wed 13.01.2010, 18:25

RonaldM100 wrote:ps: comment on the picture: " I think valve number 2 is making some noise... " ;-)


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Re: regards from austria

Postby RonaldM100 » Wed 13.01.2010, 18:33

Hi Ray,

not such a great idea at all because you have to cut something out of the topshell in the area of the headlightmotors. I only have done this because my topshell was slightly damaged when I bought the Elan. I would not recommend to do this on a "good" topshell.

If you still interessted I can send you some pic´s off the work I have done.

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Re: regards from austria

Postby RonaldM100 » Wed 13.01.2010, 18:34

Rambo wrote:
RonaldM100 wrote:ps: comment on the picture: " I think valve number 2 is making some noise... " ;-)


Hot pussy ;-)


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Re: regards from austria

Postby theelanman » Wed 13.01.2010, 23:46

RayD wrote:Welcome Ronald,

Tell us about your removable front topshell - it looks a great idea.

Ray



wonder if surferphil would be interested in the removable clam for the fast cat...... :-D :-D :-D
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Re: regards from austria

Postby Gazza » Fri 15.01.2010, 10:11

Ronald

Can you tell me your limited edition number please for the S2 register?

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Re: regards from austria

Postby RonaldM100 » Fri 15.01.2010, 10:24

Hi,

it´s number 129 (LHD).

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Re: regards from austria

Postby Monty » Tue 26.01.2010, 12:07

Welcome Ronald,

Like the idea of the removable top clam shell, any chance od posting some photo`s?

See you`ve got yellow springs on the front, what suspension setup have you fitted?
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Re: regards from austria

Postby RonaldM100 » Tue 26.01.2010, 19:53

Hi Monty,

the springs are the original form the S2 (just yellow painted). I have used the GAZ dampers and the uprated springs (SJ) for the last two years, but for road-use only I think the original dampers and springs are better (and much more comfortable ;-) ).

At the moment the topshell is off for a repaint. I will post some pics as soon as possible.

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