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Elise K Series Upgrade
Hello All. Hopefuley this all ends well with a bit more power in the back. I have a 04 plate Rover S2. it says 'S' on the V5 which should be Supercharged. But its very much not. Its claim to fame is being January 2026 in the MLOC calendar My plan. Find a 160 K Series and engin swap. What could posibly go wrong... I would like to blog this for 2 reason. 1. People may be interested in doing the same. 2. People may be able to support when I am being a bit silly (This wi
Ring Adventure...
Just thought i would share this with you, I am heading back to the ring at the end of the month again, i am extending my trip to do some family stuff, however if you fancy just the Ring part I could help talk you through if you have never done it. Essentially I have worked out its actually far more cost effective to rent a prepared car there than to take my own, with a day thrashing about coming it at around 1000euros Daz
Elise radiator change - bleeding!
Hi everyone I will shortly be removing the front clam on my 2010 S3 Elise to replace the radiator, fans, pipes and tow eye support. Looks reasonably straightforward, if the fixings come out OK after years of British weather! However, my concern is bleeding the cooling system! Will I need a vacuum system (I don’t currently have a compressor), or will bleed points be OK? Known where the bleed points are exactly at the rear? It’s a 1.6 Toyota 1ZR. Any pointers appreciate
Elise - bleeding after radiator replacement - help appreciated!
Hi everyone I will shortly be removing the front clam on my 2010 S3 Elise to replace the radiator, fans, pipes and tow eye support. Looks reasonably straightforward, if the fixings come out OK after years of British weather! However, my concern is bleeding the cooling system! Will I need a vacuum system (I don’t currently have a compressor), or will bleed points be OK? Known where the bleed points are exactly at the rear? It’s a 1.6 Toyota 1ZR. Any pointers appreciate
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