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13-04-10, 01:20 PM
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401 replacement telescopic shock absorbers
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401 replacement telescopic shock absorbers
When I rebuilt my 405, in 1998 I replaced the tired Newton & Bennet shock absorbers with SPAX adjustable shocks. The part nos were SPX G713 (rear) and SPX G712 (Front). They have been completely...
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6 cyl Bristol cars
12-04-09, 12:18 PM
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400 oil leak
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400 oil leak
At Lotus Engineering, I was involved in the development of the LT5 V8 engine for the Chevrolet ZR1 car. GM Chevrolet were fanatical about the oil-tightness of their engines . Dripping of oil on a...
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Other Bristol engined cars
18-01-09, 04:00 PM
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401 Ignition Coil
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401 Ignition Coil
> I think we're going to have to agree to disagree on this one. I ran a Bristol 400 for
10 years with an entirely conventional ignition system - lovely car but, unless everything was on top line...
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17-01-09, 07:50 PM
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401 Ignition Coil
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401 Ignition Coil
> My 405 is still positive earth, and has been been fitted for over 30 years with a Lucas 11AC alternator; in that time I have had one alternator failure, a seized rear bearing requiring me to spend...
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16-01-09, 05:20 PM
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401 Ignition Coil
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401 Ignition Coil
> > Well, my 405 is fitted with an alternator. But there is no question in my mind of the benefits of the high energy coil - at least in my experience, including some quite arduous continental tours...
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16-01-09, 02:10 PM
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401 Ignition Coil
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401 Ignition Coil
> > I fitted a high energy coil to my 405 a few years ago, with beneficial results - never any problem with misfiring. However, this type of coil may need to have a ballast resistor fitted, which...
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6 cyl Bristol cars
13-10-08, 01:50 PM
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75 HP Bristol engine.
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75 HP Bristol engine.
> I had an early Bristol 400 - still in existence, but not with me, unfortunately.
The Bristol Parts list (I still have it) which came with the car shows a SINGLE
Solex twin choke...
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6 cyl Bristol cars
18-08-08, 06:01 PM
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A useful Engine Modification
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Bristol405 Oil and Water temps
When I rebuilt my 405 some years ago, knowing that I was going to do some continental touring - in particular the Liege - Rome Rally at the height of the Italian summer, I fitted one of Brian May's...
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