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Some time ago, John Russell and Alex Jenner were discussing front inboard disc upgrades. If either of you are still posting, do you have drawings available so...
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Feb 19, 2003
12:49 pm
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Hey ad I have a different approach and use the standard alfasud calipers in my race car. One of the big problems with the handbrake setup is that when it was ...
Grant Keen
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Feb 19, 2003
8:55 pm
1578
Grant, Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see what other responses I get and in the meantime have a play with a spare disc/caliper set up I,ve got in my garage. ...
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Feb 19, 2003
11:13 pm
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Hi, still posting but I don't have drawings. There's a picture of John's car including front disk here: http://www.8ung.at/alfasud/asjr01e.html I'm still using...
Alex Jenner
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Feb 20, 2003
7:18 am
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Lex, Thanks for the info. My handbrake currently works hydraulically via an additional master cylinder connected by pushrod to the handrake lever. I am fitting...
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Feb 20, 2003
2:29 pm
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Hullo all, Grant wrote "I have a different approach... I would suggest (and I am only assuming you haven't already) remove the calipers and remove the...
Graham&Joan Hilder
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Feb 22, 2003
2:01 am
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Hullo Lex, and all, Re your query, "By the way, do you have pictures/details of the rear handbrake conversion?", well a fellow in the NZ AROC from Palmy...
Graham&Joan Hilder
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Feb 22, 2003
2:01 am
1583
Hi Graham, I guess technically, there's no reason not to use rear drums and handbrake from a 33. After all, the rear does very little of the braking on a 'sud....
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Feb 24, 2003
6:20 am
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Hi all, I've done this front caliper mod. Well actually I just pulled the calipers off and got a brake specialist to rebuild the calipers and remove the ...
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Feb 24, 2003
6:58 am
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My 1991 33 SW 1.7 16v has broken down (again!). The car suddenly started running very badly, and the engine will hardly spin to 3 or 4000 rpm. At the same...
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Feb 26, 2003
2:56 am
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Hullo all, Regarding the mod to remove the adjusters from the Sud front brakes, turning them into normal self-adjusting disc brakes - thanks for your reply to...
Graham&Joan Hilder
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Feb 27, 2003
3:41 am
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Hullo all, Thanks for your reply, Lex, and here are some comments - ... Hi Graham, I guess technically, there's no reason not to use rear drums and handbrake ...
Graham&Joan Hilder
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Feb 27, 2003
11:55 pm
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... handbrake? Maybe that's an option for the Alfasud...<< Hi It isnt a bad handbrake if working OK (although the calipers are a pain). However you will have...
Keith Walker
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Feb 28, 2003
7:52 am
1589
I have a 1.7 carb engine in my Sprint (non-hydraulic valves) which I quite like because it's nice and torquey. However it's not the best example and I was...
Mark Newton <marknewt...
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Mar 1, 2003
9:19 pm
1590
Mark, Have a look at Les' website www.alfaboxertuning.fws1.com It makes an interesting read and covers all areas of drivetrain tuning. There are not too many...
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Mar 3, 2003
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Hullo Keith, Re the messages below, I'm not too familiar with 33s, but is it the case that most 33s DID have only drum brakes on the rear? (If that's the case,...
Graham&Joan Hilder
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Mar 3, 2003
2:14 am
1592
Hi Graham, my understanding is that none of the 8-valve cars had rear disks and only some of the 16v cars (P4 and ABS cars?) had disks. Regards Lex...
Alex Jenner
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Mar 3, 2003
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Hi No exact figures, but I doubt more than a few thousand of the million odd 33's built had rear disks. Not sure which models ABS was an option on, but the...
Keith Walker
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Mar 3, 2003
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1594
I have just done my first rear drum conversion and am very happy with the result. Remember to change the entire rear axle and arms/shock/spring etc. One thing...
Kevin Harper
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Mar 6, 2003
9:41 pm
1595
I have found that sud rods can safely be lengthened by 2mm. Has anyone tried this mod? Does anybody know of another manufacturer which produces a similar rod? ...
Kevin Harper
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Mar 6, 2003
9:49 pm
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I enjoyed the Gringo's (Les) new mod pages, one thing I didn't see is a quick and easy way (read cheap) to get a suds valves breathing. On motors with dished...
Kevin Harper
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Mar 6, 2003
10:10 pm
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I have several old magazines with names of people who supply parts for suds and would greatly appreciate if anyone can provide contact no's/email/web address...
Kevin Harper
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Mar 6, 2003
10:34 pm
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Hullo Kevin, I was very interested to read your post about your successful rear drum conversion: "I have just done my first rear drum conversion and am very...
Graham&Joan Hilder
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Mar 8, 2003
6:34 am
1599
I fitted the 33 rear axles with the standard single sud brake line and threw away the bias valves on a sprint mk3 and a Giardinetta. I have my own brake setup,...
Kevin Harper
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Mar 11, 2003
8:36 pm
1600
Thanks for the link to the Gold Coast Alfa Romeo project except that I wish you hadn't shown me. What was this man thinking? Grant ... fitted the 33 rear axles...
Grant Keen
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Mar 11, 2003
10:01 pm
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... I have one: B.L.S. AUTOMOTIVE, Unit 1, Great Northern Way, Great Northern Terrace, Lincoln LN5 8XF. Tel: 01522-531529 or Fax:01522-511074. (Contact Tom...
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Mar 12, 2003
10:53 am
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Hi This car was built to win shows on the East Coast which I believe it does very well. Having been there a few years back I can tell you that this car is tame...
Kevin Harper
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Mar 14, 2003
10:53 pm
1603
Hello Kevin, Sorry a bit of a delayed response on this: Brookside - Now closed down Alwyn Kershaw - Still around I think +44 1759 373399 RS Race engineering -...
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Mar 18, 2003
8:54 pm
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Hi Everybody Wanted to beg steal or borrow An Alfasud workshop manual or at the very least, gearbox parts breakdown would do. Can anyone help? Grant ...
Grant Keen
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Mar 21, 2003
3:47 am
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I have a Haynes 'manual' you can have for the cost of postage... From: Grant Keen [mailto:filangy@...] Wanted to beg steal or borrow An Alfasud workshop...
Guy Swarbrick
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