Wilwood rear brake caliper
Mini Cooper Space Saver Spare
Man, its easy to throw out suggestions when you know you're not the one who'd be doing the work......
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Elanlover wrote:Man, its easy to throw out suggestions when you know you're not the one who'd be doing the work.
geoffsmith wrote:I'm going to enter with CheapScan™ and intend to have it ready for Donington!
The gauntlet is firmly thrown down.
geoffsmith wrote:I'm going to enter with CheapScan™ and intend to have it ready for Donington!
The gauntlet is firmly thrown down.

Gary wrote:geoffsmith wrote:I'm going to enter with CheapScan™ and intend to have it ready for Donington!
The gauntlet is firmly thrown down.
Would that be a paper clip and a print out of the codes in the glovebox then

Nige wrote:surferphil wrote:My project entry is a Supercharged M100.
Hey Phil, we need to discuss this!
ailwyn wrote:Elanlover wrote:Man, its easy to throw out suggestions when you know you're not the one who'd be doing the work.
- I'm sure that Brian, ESM and anyone else in the know will help out where they can...
Elanlover wrote: Man, its easy to throw out suggestions when you know you're not the one who'd be doing the work....
ailwyn wrote: rear brake conversion developed
tweetdriver63 wrote: but I'd be a buyer if somebody wanted to resurrect andrew ennis' retractable windstop (which, BTW, would probably work in lots of other convertibles) as a bolt-on upgrade.
nitroman wrote:Gents, if you've thought about the packaging realities you know there's no space to run a drive-belt for driving a supercharger without cutting a hole through the top of the bonnet... wanted to be sure you have that reality in mind.
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