Fisher Fury
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Re: Fisher Fury
Yes mate when the gentleman who has bought the CVH collects it I will order one. I need to do one more check on the net to check out the reviews
IAN51- Posts : 344
Join date : 2014-08-27
Re: Fisher Fury
Yes mate pure f1 tech
seriously I think they are the norm on a lot of Jeremy Phillips cars not sure if they offer any advantage over a conventional outboard setup
seriously I think they are the norm on a lot of Jeremy Phillips cars not sure if they offer any advantage over a conventional outboard setup
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
The inboard suspension has the capability of providing a rising rate suspension, whilst outboard inclined shocks suffer from a decreasing rate (as the front suspension compresses, the softer it becomes).
billy f- Posts : 488
Join date : 2014-08-12
Re: Fisher Fury
Very interesting. I'm planning a Nodiz install on a Zetec and I've also been researching the RX8 gearbox to Zetec. The gearbox receives rave reviews from most forums and opens up the option of previously avoided, inexpensive and plentiful diff ratios (3.77). The major difference with my set up will be the bike carbs and manifold.
Shame I can't see the pictures on a work computer.
Sean
Shame I can't see the pictures on a work computer.
Sean
Sean Graham 72- Posts : 29
Join date : 2014-09-15
Re: Fisher Fury
Alas sean I fear that the rx8 box wont fit a quick measure up reveals the furys tunnel to be 7inches and the rx8 box is about 9 1/2 . I will actually try the box in the tunnel tommorow as im not averse to moving the engine slightly forward butI do have a limit as to what will be aacceptable.
Nodiz arrived yesterday looks very well made so first impressions are good
Nodiz arrived yesterday looks very well made so first impressions are good
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Unfortunately I'm displaced from the chassis so can't compare measurements. It does seem to fit most sevenesque cars, so I remain hopeful. Nodiz are usually good for a group buy and I will need 3 when I return.
Sean
Sean
Sean Graham 72- Posts : 29
Join date : 2014-09-15
Re: Fisher Fury
A busy few days with Fury.
Bad news ref the RX8 Box I wont be able to get it in unless I make some modifications to the transmission tunnel as its far to narrow.
Good news on the Type 9 though. At some point somebody has had the tail housing off the back of the gearbox and not lined up the centralising spring pivot when refitting the tail housing. I have and it works ace so that's the gearbox sorted and its cost me nothing but a couple of hours of messing and getting covered in 75w90 (so stinking like cat piss all day)
Sumps done picture shows the difference between standard and modified.
I also had to make the O/S engine mount as the one of the CVH was just to different to be worth messing with
Bad news ref the RX8 Box I wont be able to get it in unless I make some modifications to the transmission tunnel as its far to narrow.
Good news on the Type 9 though. At some point somebody has had the tail housing off the back of the gearbox and not lined up the centralising spring pivot when refitting the tail housing. I have and it works ace so that's the gearbox sorted and its cost me nothing but a couple of hours of messing and getting covered in 75w90 (so stinking like cat piss all day)
Sumps done picture shows the difference between standard and modified.
I also had to make the O/S engine mount as the one of the CVH was just to different to be worth messing with
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Nice one Ian, cant wait to see it in action
billy f- Posts : 488
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Re: Fisher Fury
Busy chap.
How does the NODIZ look, I am considering fitting one of these over the winter.
How does the NODIZ look, I am considering fitting one of these over the winter.
Jackracing- Posts : 261
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Re: Fisher Fury
Jackracing wrote:Busy chap.
How does the NODIZ look, I am considering fitting one of these over the winter.
Nodiz looks a quality bit of kit. Obviously not on the car yet but the reviews I have read have all been positive! There are a couple of negative ones but they were more aimed at the company selling them than the product it also seems that some people we're on a personal agenda
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
I had a long chat with Matt at NODIZ today.
It needs to be as simple as he says, me and electric string do not get on well
Jackracing- Posts : 261
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Re: Fisher Fury
Best of luck with the cams
billy f- Posts : 488
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Re: Fisher Fury
May be a non starter he has had a break in at work and the Police wont let them into the stores (where the cams were stored) until soco have visited. So not sure if they have been nicked
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Ooooer Crims Capture Cams Caper Cops Confirm
Jackracing- Posts : 261
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Re: Fisher Fury
Fortunately they are still there so duly purchased
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Well done, its coming on really well. Hopefully it will be out for the September AFRC race
billy f- Posts : 488
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Re: Fisher Fury
Who would Ian be allowed to race with? To quick for the RAF boys? So it would be you me Billy and poss Darren??
Re: Fisher Fury
The September AFRC race will be a dedicated race rather than grouped in with the Roadsports, so we will all be in together.
billy f- Posts : 488
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Re: Fisher Fury
I think it would be wise to wait and see the grid number before entering last minute? Saying that hopefully we could have a scrap if Ian manages to hold you up
Re: Fisher Fury
Since MG Live and the disparity between Ian's times and my times, I have been putting a lot of thought and investigation into the Mk2 and have concluded that the front springs are too soft. They have now been increased from 175 lbs" to 225 lbs " so I am now desperate to try out the car and see what the difference is. It may be better, or I may have completely overdone it!!!
billy f- Posts : 488
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Re: Fisher Fury
Plus you just have to remember that im great
did I ever mention that ive driven at Le Mans
did I ever mention that ive driven at Le Mans
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Not this week
............and you forgot to mention those ninja pies your powered by
............and you forgot to mention those ninja pies your powered by
billy f- Posts : 488
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Re: Fisher Fury
Sorry Billy nothing but pukka Chicken and Mushroom are allowed into my temple of a body
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Got the Zetec running for the first time last night. Doesnt run to bad just need to balance the carbs and set up the idle mixture. Also found a small oil leak from where the cast alloy part of the sump bolts up to the block.
I still have the Quaife diff to fit which I reckon will be bank holiday monday rolling road is booked for the 7th September
I still have the Quaife diff to fit which I reckon will be bank holiday monday rolling road is booked for the 7th September
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Well a frustrating weekend after the initial startup my plans yesterday were to getthe carbs balanced and reseal the rear edge of the sump. Sump reseal went well and moved onto the carb balance I noticed that once the engine was warm it was a bit smoky. Utterley pissed off I gave up and decieded to go through the drill this morning. Head gasket tester first the proved to be a negative so I removed the spark plugs. The plugs from cylinder one and two were soaked in oil I removed the inlet and exhaust manifolds and found the ports on these two cylinders again saturated in oil. Left with no choice I pulled off the cylinder head and can feel noticeable play in the valve guides on the Exhaust side of the head
Given the cost of these engine its rendered this one scrap there is no point messing around having the head sorted I may as well find another engine and drop it in. Unfortunatley that means im going to have to pull my entry fo Snett.
Not to Bitter as this is the chance you take with £100 engines some you win and some you lose.
Given the cost of these engine its rendered this one scrap there is no point messing around having the head sorted I may as well find another engine and drop it in. Unfortunatley that means im going to have to pull my entry fo Snett.
Not to Bitter as this is the chance you take with £100 engines some you win and some you lose.
IAN51- Posts : 344
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Re: Fisher Fury
Bad luck mate, on ward and upward. Are you going for another 2lt engine or have you considered an 1800, there is a big group of 1800's in in sports specials.
Jackracing- Posts : 261
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Re: Fisher Fury
I was battling with some of the 1800's so they are simular pace, engines are a lot more easy to come buy as well.
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I have driven both and I love the punch of torque that the 2 litre has. don't get me wrong the 1800 revs well but you know how it is
I think I may have obtained an ST170 motor but TBC
I think I may have obtained an ST170 motor but TBC
IAN51- Posts : 344
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