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MG Midget and Sprite Technical - fitting ribcage to 1098 engine
what needs to be changed to fit later transmission to 1098 bug eye? |
DARNOC31 |
tools, imagination and most importantly lots and lots of hidious amounts of cash of coarse some insight might not be a bad idea...any ideas on where to get the advice ??? hahaha...sorry prop |
Prop and the Blackhole Midget |
btw...im going to the MU vs FL basketball game tonight...ill.wave at you thur the camera...ill.be wearing the MG tan ball cap prop |
Prop and the Blackhole Midget |
we won at the very.end... :-) it was an ugly win...but I doulbt MU will give it back anytime soon...Fl was definatly the better team only 3 buckets for 28 attempts from the 3 point line ...yeah, we suck badly prop |
Prop and the Blackhole Midget |
Don't pay attention to Prop. A 1098 always had a ribcage and was not originaly fitted to the froggeye. So what do you have? |
Onno K |
Wow, Onno Thats the best Ive seen on this whole sight! Nigel? Is there a prop owners manual? I seem to be having some problems with mine! I cant find the shut off valve! |
Steven Devine |
in truth I seem to recall its a plug and play bolt on modification ... the only Issue maybe the mounting its not uncommon to replace the smooth box for the ribby good luck, keep us posted prop |
Prop and the Blackhole Midget |
no manual as I'd guess no one has even owned a Prop I was going to add something there but I'll save it for later (if I remember) |
Nigel Atkins |
C'mon Nigel, You better remember! You know you want to post it! Picture everyone on the forum in one room yeling! Doo it! Doo it!Doo it! |
Steven Devine |
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