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RE: Water Pre-Heater

so it turns out the P1 heaters are what appear to be rebadged items with better fittings mounted to them. I found the exact same heater here, and the good thing is they do deliver to UK, for free. Pre...

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6 months ago
RE: Water Pre-Heater

@rjbender That would be much appreciated. It's going to be a hassle trying to import anything from US or AUS so it looks like self-build is the way to go. It would be great if you could screenshot yo...

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6 months ago
RE: Water Pre-Heater

@luke-ellis impressive. The Racetech Heatbox thing available in the UK says it will only get the temp up to 50 deg. Your unit looks so small and compact in comparison. I've asked them if they could ...

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6 months ago
RE: Water Pre-Heater

@walteriv sounds like a great system for the price. I'll have to ask them what shipping cost would be to UK.

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6 months ago
RE: Water Pre-Heater

@luke-ellis have you had a chance to test it, and what are the results?

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6 months ago
RE: Water Pre-Heater

@rjbenderawesome, the attention to detail and craftsmanship is exquisite! thats fantastic, so (ignoring your decision to run in series), 1 1kw heater, Jiffy fittings, transformer, and electrical/water...

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6 months ago
RE: Water Pre-Heater

@walteriv hi - did you get round to doing this? Would be great to see some pictures and any info on parts used etc. if you can share. thanks

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7 months ago
RE: Water Pre-Heater

hi Rod - did you finish this project? If so how did it go, got any pics? What are the results etc? i'm really looking at this seriously also and i'm happy to buy a kit, just not sure at all about wha...

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7 months ago
RE: Have i already broken my starter motor?

@roadracer28 oh dear that sounds horrid and far worse than my experience where all i had to do was replace the solenoid. It sounds like you've done all the sensible things anyone could do (i'm definit...

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7 months ago
RE: SR3 XX - Accessing Pneumatics for Paddle Shifter

this thread of mine provides lots of useful info on this: you have to remove the sidepod to get to the compressor so that would be a total PITA on a track day...i bought the higher-temp-resistant li...

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8 months ago
RE: Engine Removal

@davidf i did think about doing that but was worried i'd ruin the thread if I was tapping on the nut. I was probably overthinking it and the tapping would be gentle enough to not cause any harm, but a...

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8 months ago
RE: Engine Removal

@davidf thanks for all the input, super helpful. I got the job done in the end. I used a single sling strap. I can see why you used a 2nd strap going diagonal. I came across a number of issues durin...

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8 months ago
RE: Engine Removal

@davidf ignore that...figured it out. My only final problem is now i need to get some rod long enough so i can actually punch it through, in the absence of a slide hammer. Wish i'd thought about that...

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8 months ago
RE: Engine Removal

@davidf thoes straps look ideal. The engine leveller i bought off amazon looked like crap so i'm returning it. Do you know the length of those straps? as they look to be the perfect length with litt...

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8 months ago
RE: Engine Removal

@davidf i'm up to step 18...the big day is tomorrow morning. A couple of things i'm not sure about, - it sounds like I only need to hang the engine off 2 bolts (green) where the top mounts attach eit...

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8 months ago
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