where they don't run out: the perfect ride:
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el-saturn wrote:this little alpine place called switzerland hardly has any straight roads! sandy
Yes Sandy, and the consequences are hard for me. I never say it to my wife:
9000km with little troubles, but a few parts:
A sunday-drive with my wife gives a fuel-consumtion from 5,2 to 6.5 liter at 100km.
I alone on non straight streets from 8 to 14 liter at 100km!
Urs
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ElanDNA - Second Gear
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Urs
OMG What have you done with your Elan - where are all the carefully designed oil leaks intended to stop chassis corrosion and collect any dust before it is spayed up by your passage and annoys the locals? You can only drive a car like that in summer in dry weather immediately after the local Swiss country road street sweeper has gone by to make sure the road is spic and span in accordance with Swiss regulation
cheers
Rohan
OMG What have you done with your Elan - where are all the carefully designed oil leaks intended to stop chassis corrosion and collect any dust before it is spayed up by your passage and annoys the locals? You can only drive a car like that in summer in dry weather immediately after the local Swiss country road street sweeper has gone by to make sure the road is spic and span in accordance with Swiss regulation
cheers
Rohan
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rgh0 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Is that a dry sump? And is that a catalytic convertor? Let's see more and I would love to learn more of the specs.
Thank you for sharing.
Frank
Thank you for sharing.
Frank
Famous Frank
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Famous Frank - Fourth Gear
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Davidb wrote:Very nice! How big is the motor? I see you are using Spax shocks-how are they ?
Hi David
The Motor has 1593 ccm. He runs very well. It's not only a warm wind which cross my cylinderhead.
The Spax are good. The wheel load and absorption is good to adjust. Urs
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ElanDNA - Second Gear
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Famous Frank wrote:Is that a dry sump? And is that a catalytic convertor? Let's see more and I would love to learn more of the specs.
Thank you for sharing.
Frank
Hello
To first question: Yes, how down follows. To second question: Yes, how follows later.
I've my carpet destroyed, thereby you see the oil tank.
Have fun with the pictures. Urs
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