Yes, I'm beyond redemption, if you cut me in half, this is what you'd see:
Wheel spinner torque
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nikbj68
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Re: Wheel spinner torque
I think the expression is "Snake Bit".
Yes, I'm beyond redemption, if you cut me in half, this is what you'd see:
Yes, I'm beyond redemption, if you cut me in half, this is what you'd see:
Hawk 289 FiA...AT LAST!!!
Re: Wheel spinner torque
Excellent !,
Is that image just created on the computer or is the rock made for real. Surely a good Crissy present.
Peter C
Is that image just created on the computer or is the rock made for real. Surely a good Crissy present.
Peter C
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nikbj68
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Re: Wheel spinner torque
Sorry, I made that up years ago...
BUT.... I wonder how many feet of Rock are required for a special order...Hmmm....
BUT.... I wonder how many feet of Rock are required for a special order...Hmmm....
Hawk 289 FiA...AT LAST!!!
Re: Wheel spinner torque
Roger will be blowing a fuse when he sees that. Ideal for pulling out fillings and crowns to say nothing of breaking teeth. 
Cheers, Clive.
(If I'm not here I'm in my workshop or on the golf course!)
(If I'm not here I'm in my workshop or on the golf course!)
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Roger King
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Re: Wheel spinner torque
Not at all - pull out all the crowns you like - better still, fracture the cast post holding them in - implants start at a couple of thousand quid these daysclive wrote:Roger will be blowing a fuse when he sees that. Ideal for pulling out fillings and crowns to say nothing of breaking teeth.
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Paul Blore
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Re: Wheel spinner torque
You could setup a chair in the corner of your new super-garage Roger, you'll soon recover the build costs.
Paul
Paul
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Roger King
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Re: Wheel spinner torque
Good point - I'm sure my pillar drill could do the job just as well. Any takers?Paul Blore wrote:You could setup a chair in the corner of your new super-garage Roger, you'll soon recover the build costs.
Paul
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Re: Wheel spinner torque
No thanks Roger, already been done mate.
You'll need a pro facilitator for the ACA self-help group, I'll see how Nicky's fixed.
Regards the Hunt/Blakeley-Edwards Cobra... interesting one that. Its known as a TD (Thames Ditton) car and was registered in '62 I think. Smart move on Martin Hunt's part (he's the owner) as he's usually the only Cobra in his races because he can get into pre-63GT and not pre-66 like all the others
2 years ago he was in his Cooper S at the Goodwood ACOC Sprint and I beat him by less than a second in the MGB 
You'll need a pro facilitator for the ACA self-help group, I'll see how Nicky's fixed.
Regards the Hunt/Blakeley-Edwards Cobra... interesting one that. Its known as a TD (Thames Ditton) car and was registered in '62 I think. Smart move on Martin Hunt's part (he's the owner) as he's usually the only Cobra in his races because he can get into pre-63GT and not pre-66 like all the others
2 years ago he was in his Cooper S at the Goodwood ACOC Sprint and I beat him by less than a second in the MGB "How you see yourself is all very well, but it's how others see you that will determine the results you get as a leader!"