tuning sprint

[paulb]

i am after some body to set my sprint up local to me

i live in teesside NE England

can some one help......

[Matt7c]

I was up in Alnwick 2 weeks ago, but that's no good now! I myself am new to Lotus and having never worked a carburettor before I found it quite daunting. However, with help from others here on this forum, I have my Weber equipped TwinCam singing beautifully. I probably isn't perfect, but I've no complaints. I and others on the forum will be willing to help if you state your problem in more detail. Failing that, you can always come to Gloucester!
Regards, Matt

[71sprint]

I also have a weber equiped elan. Its been off the road for the last year or so, but I have just got her fired up (after having the engine out \ head off), and whilst she runs, she is a bit uneven. Is there any specialist near me (Newbury, Berks), that will be able to set them up so the car runs sweet?

Mike

[steveww]

You could buy a copy of "Retro Cars" magazine from WHSmith and look through the ads for a local specialist. Give them a call and make sure that they know what a carb is You really want a shop that has a rolling road.

[types26/36]

Is there any specialist near me (Newbury, Berks), that will be able to set them up

Mike

Mike,
There is a guy a Maidenhead.... Steve Williams who some of the guys round here use (I am in Bracknell) I have read good reports from SELOC people (mainly Elise) but I have had no dealings with him so I cant give you any more info.
His website is www.swlotus.co.uk
Brian

[pereirac]

A colourtune and a strobe light is a good start , a rolling road is better. Someone who deals with the older Alfa Romeos might be able to help as they also had twin carbs..