series guy
Crossmember
Last Activity: Yesterday, 06:47 PM
Joined: 10-28-2010
Location: Pittsburgh
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Grounds were one of my main items to improve upon. Every ground goes back to my main electrical board which is grounded to the battery. I don’t rely on any grounds to the body.... -
Looking great. I’ll bet that bead blast cabinet got a workout....Leave a comment:
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I like to keep my Rover mostly Rover but when I rebuilt my truck I eliminated every single Lucar connector. I used all brass crimp on terminals and have never had an electrical issue....Leave a comment:
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I was at the 50th also. It was my first Rover rally. I’ve learned a few things since then....Leave a comment:
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Nice photos. E Types are sexy but I'll take the XK120. They just look like the perfect British sports car.Leave a comment:
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Very well done! The truck is looking great.Leave a comment:
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A blind man riding by on a fast horse would be glad to see it. Looks nice to me....Leave a comment:
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Hammerite silver looks good on them. I think most were silver....Leave a comment:
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The plastic headlight buckets do not use the silver bulb holder shown in the top photo. They use the chrome retaining ring with three tabs that retain the headlamp. Then the two notched tabs on the chrome...Leave a comment:
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That’s going to look awesome with some Fuchs....Leave a comment:
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Looks great. Well done! I like the idea of the temporary spray booth also....Leave a comment:
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Thinner wire helps....Leave a comment:
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I have made many correct size o-rings out of larger o-rings using a razor blade and standard super glue....Leave a comment:
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The Series1s had a folding rear step that was about that long. Many series 1 features made their way onto early Series 2s....Leave a comment:
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Looks good. Some rubber buffers between the ring and wheel might be a good idea....Leave a comment:
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If the arch is mounted off center it could be spaced for adjacent studs.Leave a comment:
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Owning a Series Truck will make a tinknocker out of you....Leave a comment:
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I use tin snips but a Dremel with a cutoff wheel would work also.Leave a comment:
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When I do this I cut the rubber part of the seal with a razor blade to get a clean cut. Of course this is after removing the gaiter spring. Then you twist the seal to open it up. Like rejeep said just...Leave a comment:
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When you replumb the brake system make sure you put the front bleeder fittings in the top wheel cylinder not the bottom like Land Rover did....Leave a comment:
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