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4089
List, Mike is right on in that it depends on what kind of racing David intends to do. On an Alfetta GT and a Milano 3.0 I went with 12 inch steering wheels...
CaptainWilliam Sims
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Feb 1, 2003
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4090
... I've toyed with exactly the opposite idea -- putting a 1300 crank in a 2 litre, to build the most rev-happy Alfa ever. I doubt I'll ever actually get...
White Anthony
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Feb 2, 2003
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4091
i think you are spinning your wheels. first you would have to send the crank out to someone who does crank work like Hank the crank in burbank, ca. then think ...
giovanni cappalonga
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Feb 2, 2003
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4092
No real way to do 86 or 87mm bore practically. We are already splitting liners at 85. Autodelta never ran more than 84.5 (according to the CRH). The power is...
Peter L. Krause
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Feb 2, 2003
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4093
I wish I could efficiently switch to a coilover setup on my Alfetta GT. There are barely any options with torsion bars, and adjusting corner weights is...
Mike Cudahy
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Feb 3, 2003
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4094
Arms were bent in in a "z" in a vertical plane. The GTV-6 rack needs to be elevated to clear the backlash adjustment screw. The right side mounting holes do...
Mike Cudahy
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Feb 3, 2003
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4095
Alfa racers, I need to move an '82 Alfetta GTV racecar body shell here in Sydney/OZ. Lightened & seemwelded body, perspex windows, GTV6 fibreglass bonnet and...
Martin Kraus
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Feb 3, 2003
2:36 am
4096
Thanks Mike. Coilovers all 'round are on the agenda as I've just realised that the T/bars are difficult to lighten for reduced spring rate. The car should be...
Paul Bayly <thebaylys...
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Feb 3, 2003
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4097
You have a lot of options how to make the suspension work. As you know it is a compromise in many areas and there are no absolute rights. What I would strongly...
Bergman, Micke
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Feb 3, 2003
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4098
I'm getting ready to place an order to Beninca. Contact me if you are in the US and would like to piggyback on my order to save on shipping from Australia. ...
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Feb 3, 2003
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4099
Thanks for the thoughts Micke. See previous response re: lower wishbones. So are you saying the Alfetta has 1. Front roll centre below ground ? 2. Rear roll...
Paul Bayly <thebaylys...
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Feb 3, 2003
4:34 pm
4100
< How do I lower the rear roll centre on a solid axle ? The Watts link pin in the axle IS the roll centre. You could lower it. How much ground clearance can...
Ross, Andy (Andy) **...
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Feb 3, 2003
4:44 pm
4101
Any metalurgical sense out there on the proper proceedure for bending the steering arms? art de armond [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
riverside
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Feb 3, 2003
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4102
... Does a bit of toe-OUT make them too twitchy ? ... wrote: You have a lot of options how to make the suspension work. As you know it is a compromise in...
Ross, Andy (Andy) **...
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Feb 3, 2003
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4103
Saw it in the times for 1295 -- Its not mine -- I just thought somebody might want one. Alfa Romeo 1977 Alfa Romeo Price: $1,295 1977 ALFETTA - 4 Dr 5spd. Not...
Peter Steilberg
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Feb 3, 2003
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4104
An RCH of toe out is desirable on tight, twitchy courses. It helps turn-in quite a bit. Go no further than 1/8" of toe out. Mike Cudahy ... From: Ross, Andy...
Mike Cudahy
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Feb 3, 2003
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4105
is it possible to use a sliding block like on the GTAm and make the sleeves large enough to fit an 86 or 87mm piston. ... ...
giovanni cappalonga
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Feb 3, 2003
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4106
... LOL, I have been looking for one of those "Sliding Blocks" my self. In fact, I have been thinking about sliding one out far enough to put in at least two...
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Feb 3, 2003
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4107
In yahoo AlfaRacing archives is an expansive missive that I wrote on raising the spindle height & reshaping the arms. Richard J....
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Feb 3, 2003
7:36 pm
4108
True, I forgot about the “monobloc” engines. They work because it is one casting for all four liners. I was speaking of the original single liners. -Peter ...
Peter L. Krause
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Feb 3, 2003
7:49 pm
4109
<PRE>Any toe out on the rear is TOO much, about a 1/16 toe in is good . Lowering the Watts link on the DeDion, as I did, had no noticable change in driving ...
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Feb 3, 2003
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4110
I think I got the ball rolling initially about the steering arms and have some follow up. I tried various configurations of the steering arm on a '74 GTV to...
Shanabrook, Eliot
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Feb 3, 2003
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4111
To all, The following announcement is going out to the vintage motoring press and other interested parties. Mark your calendars. Alfa Romeo Giulietta 50 ...
Sidney Gage
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Feb 4, 2003
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4112
Very nice, Sid. Sounds terrific. I took care of a number of cars at the Mille Miglia Storica fifteen years ago and had a dandy time meeting and socializing...
Peter L. Krause
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Feb 4, 2003
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4113
... and have ... on a '74 ... tie rod ... the tie ... rod. I had ... rod end ... bump. By ... haven't ... shop, ... If you buy a bump steer correction kit of...
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Feb 4, 2003
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4114
Thanks for the info Richard. I don't suppose you could suggest some heat treatment times for a modified upright ? I have a good heat treatment autoclave at...
Paul Bayly <thebaylys...
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Feb 4, 2003
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4115
I am trying to buy a set of 14x7 Panasports for my vintage GTV, 4X108mm. Does anyone know what backspace or offset is typically used. The car has the wide ...
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Feb 4, 2003
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4116
List, Given the performance Richard Jemison had with his GTV-6, I am always interested in his experience with the 116/119 suspensions. Richard, how do you...
Bill Sims
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Feb 4, 2003
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4117
The Appenine Car Company's Alfa replica used 2 2L motors in a row.grafted together by Westlake (or so it appears in the brochure). Anybody every see one of...
riverside
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Feb 4, 2003
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4118
I see no need to heat the entire spindle to change the shape of the steering arm. These are forgded steel parts and my suggestion for changing the shape of...
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