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Crap, totally forgot to get them off and measure.
Will try do so after Easter (pretty busy till then) |
Thanks Boxhead that would be great if you could those sizes.
Yeah Gav that will definitely make it easier |
I used the flexible chrome\copper ribbed radiator hose, however the lengths are a little shorter due to using a different radiator and inlet outlet both being on the drivers side. http://i.ebayimg.com/images/i/190868...-1/s-l1000.jpg
Cant see your header tank in there yet either? Mine is attached to the drivers side shock tower (see thread link below) There are quite a few pics of different setups in the old LS engine bay thread: http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/aust...ea-thread.html |
e-clip I had stainless tube fabricated for the coolant pipe runs to improve the look and help with maintaining the engine bay as pretty easy to keep clean.
Can't say that I've seen alloy variants in use and the risk of erosion is there too I assume over SS and alloy tarnishes pretty easily too. Have a look through my "Slowy miracle build" thread, there will be engine bay photos of the above to give some ideas. You need to plan quite strategically for an overall look and work towards that. For example I'd probably go that nice black look hose option with silver fittings available these days over the braid as an alternate visual. The trick is to get your end plan in mind now, a difficult task I know. Good luck. |
I may be a little anal, but I would get a new radiator made up with the outlets on the passenger side. I used alloy that was later chromed.
Cheers, Ben http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...007_Small_.jpg |
Hi e,
put a drain bung in the bottom of the lower pipe as well if there isn't one in the radiator already, makes it easy in the future. An NPT or o-ring ORB fitting will do the trick. Dave |
I'm with Ben on this. Get rid of the stock commodore radiator and get a double pass cross flow one built with the outlets on one side. It'll look way neater and save you a lot of heartache making the pipes.
Cheers |
Hi Guys
Looks for some Front headlights and rear tail Lights found some rear Lucas branded ones on EbayUK but if possible would like to buy in Australia. Does anyone know of a supplier in Australia that meet ADR ? |
I got mine through Classic and Vintage Bulbs.
Classic and Vintage Bulbs Anthony has been in business for a long time and had all the right parts. He supplied me Lucal L691 and L692 tail lights with the correct E-Markings. For headlights you will need MGB trim rings and he has them too. Cheers |
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I got mine from ebay before I found Anthony. I did buy headlights and all my LED bulbs from Anthony, so +1 there.
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Thanks Guys for the info
Anthony has emailed me back but is at the Winton historical show this weekend. He said he has what I would need for the cobra. Awesome thanks again for the info... |
Land Rover LED lights
Hey Guys
What do you think about these in regards to ADR ? E Marked and SAE Approved Land Rover Defender 90 110 WIPAC Clear LED Lamp Upgrade Kit 73mm Lens - DA1191 Cheers |
Quiet a few have used the defender lights, although not in led. Not as nice and not as large as the l691/l692 lights IMO.
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shame the defender ones don't have a chrome surround. |
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Fitted lights today
Starting to look like a car
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Is stone guard enough protection under the well wheels?
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