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I used a standard T25 on the smaller one. My kit didn’t include a T25.

I prefer old school like me. 50th anniversary covers on KC Pro6’s.

Here’s a Race Red 2 dr. Pretending to be mine.

I also keep one of these in the garage during the winter months.

Get yourself a 4x4 or 6x6 live trap and put in a few peanuts. Then perform community service by teaching them to swim in a 5 gallon bucket. ps: I stink as a swimming instructor but my wiring is still in good shape. 🤷‍♂️

Actually, it looks terrible in person. I’d get any color other than red if I were you! :cool:

I agree, rock blast looks way better than sand blast. Gives it that "well used" look.

I had more of an issue with the rear seatbelts flapping in the breeze than buffeting. My rear windows were out as well.

It’s a thing for sure.

Look at the first page of this thread.

Welcome. There’s lots of good information and knowledgeable folks on this forum.

I was thinking the same thing!

I spent some time in England about 40 years ago. Went from London to Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, down to Ipswich and then over to Cambridge then back down to London. Was driving a Ford Fiesta with a 1 liter motor and a 5 speed paddle. I remember driving on the M1 scared the crap out of me...

Welcome Michael. 2 doors is the way! But they are the same width as the 4 door but shorter in length.

That might explain why I didn’t know! Spelling has never been my high points as most of you have seen by now!

Check with @Brsox, he just got one.

Wait…..There’s a search function? 🤷‍♂️

That’s what this forum is all about. You’ve done more than your fair share regarding gearing. My sharing of gearing would make most gear designers cringe! My trick of mixing .4 module and 64 pitch gears so you can mate a metric motor to an ansi shaft is one nobody likes! But it works in my...

It’s the nickel content in the 300 series (18-8)that gives it the non magnetic properties and the anti corrosive properties.

300 series SS is mostly non magnetic. It can become slightly magnetic when cold worked. Using a NdBFe magnet, it’s pretty easy to tell. The file is for the hardness. Most of the 400 series SS is hardened to a certain degree although you can get it in an annealed state but most don’t . more...