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RE: [MarcosManiacs] Gullwings and Fastbacks

2003-06-12 by ronald.mcleod@aspentech.com

Maarten . . . You are correct. Dave McCubbin was restoring a Luton Gullwing. The last time a I saw him (last summer), the wooden frame was largely rebuilt,

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Gullwings and Fastbacks

2003-06-12 by Maarten Krikken

Dear All, As a Marcos enthusiast (for the last six years), I have been researching the history of the early Marcosses, and the Marcos Fastbacks in particular,

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Re: New "Car of the Month"

2003-06-06 by Don Lattimer

With the intro of the Marcos TS500 I ve put the factory picture of the car on the homepage. I will leave it until the end of June and then return Ron s car to

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New "Car of the Month"

2003-06-02 by Don Lattimer

Hi all, Car of the Month for June is Ron Mcleod s 1970 Mantis. Only 32 were built and they are powered by the Triumph 2500 PI (petrol injected) engine. A

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Re: Rear differentials

2003-06-02 by Don Lattimer

Pat, Mike Denman would be the one to contact regarding differentials. He s had lots of experience with different ratios. My V6 has a Corsair rear end (Banjo

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Re: [MarcosManiacs] New TS500

2003-06-01 by patemery@sympatico.ca

Don! I was once told that the Salisbury differential unit (with bolted cover visible from the rear) has 3.58:1 ratio and that no other ratio is available.

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New TS500

2003-06-01 by Don Lattimer

Marcos has announced the TS500 which is a V8 powered TS250. Puts out 320 HP and 350 lb.ft of torque. All in a 1025kg car!!! Price is 35k pounds. I want

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Drive Your British Car Week (USA)

2003-05-28 by Don Lattimer

This is it. Week ends June 28th. Get those cars out and drive! For the folks in the San Francisco Bay Area, the Wine Country Classic (vintage car races) are

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Vehicle tillter anyone???

2003-05-21 by pverdeyen

Hi Guys, in particular UK guys. Does anybody know where I can hire a vehicle tilter for a couple of days?? I can buy one from Germany for around £500 but

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Re: [MarcosManiacs] Centerline wheels

2003-05-20 by Garry Diver

Don, They are 16lbs. without tires. Not much greater than the ones advertised as lightweight at 13 lbs. Also I can help with the confusion over backspace and

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Re: [MarcosManiacs] Parts list

2003-05-20 by Don Lattimer

Bill, I have the catalog I think you re talking about. It lists all the parts by Marcos part # and also lists mfg. # s for some stuff. I can mail you a copy

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Parts list

2003-05-20 by balloonblack70

In 1974 I sold my first marcos to an individual in Sausalito, CA. It was a #L volvo. It had a parts catalog in a loose leaf binder that listed most of the

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Centerline wheels

2003-05-20 by Don Lattimer

Centerline http://centerlinewheels.com/main_wheel.php has wheels with the 4 on 4.25 also. Their Billet wheels will work. They have a nice selection. Does

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Re:wheel sizes now weight

2003-05-17 by Johan Lundberg

Having read your thoghts about getting bigger wheels heres my 2 cents.... Bigger wheel do almost always increase unsprung weight and rotational masses. Both

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Cars with 4 on 4.25" bolt patterns

2003-05-15 by Don Lattimer

Should be easy to find wheels in a wrecking yard. Lots of choices. Mustang used both 13 and 14 with this PCD. 4 on 4-1/4 (4 on 108 mm) Alfa Romeo (exc.

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Fond your wheels Paul!!

2003-05-15 by Don Lattimer

Check out this link: www.eaglewheels.com Click on RWD Wheels, then click on wheel 028. Voila! (Is that word PC??) Not really busting my a** today at work!

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offsest for 15"x7" wheels

2003-05-15 by Don Lattimer

Maybe this will help. A 15x7 wheel with 4 backspace 0 offset A 15x7 wheel with 4.25 backspace 6.3mm offset A 15x7 wheel with 4.50 backspace

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FW: [MarcosManiacs] RE:Wheel backspace

2003-05-15 by pauldransfield@iname.com

I did it again. The backspace less than 35mm in the second paragraph should have said offset less that 35mm . ... From: pauldransfield@iname.com

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RE:Wheel backspace

2003-05-15 by pauldransfield@iname.com

Hi Don, This is a resend and correction from an earlier post that seems to have been lost in hyperspace. I used backspace when I mean offset at the end of the

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Re: [MarcosManiacs] Wheel backspace

2003-05-15 by Mike Denman

With 13 inch wheels, 7 inches wide 4 1/4 inch back spacing is the maximum that you can fit on the front end of the car. What actually hits first on the front

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RE: {SPAM} [MarcosManiacs] Wheel backspace

2003-05-15 by pauldransfield@iname.com

Hi again, Correction. I meant an offset of less than 15mm, not backspace. Regards, Paul ... From: Don Lattimer [mailto:donlattimer@pacific.net] Sent: May 15,

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RE: {SPAM} [MarcosManiacs] Wheel backspace

2003-05-15 by pauldransfield@iname.com

Don, Some confusion for some people comes from the fact that rim width is measured across the inner surfaces of the wheel (where the tire sits), and backspace

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Wheel backspace

2003-05-15 by pauldransfield@iname.com

Hi Mike, You seem to have played around with this issue in the past. Did you do any investigation into the backspace requirement for larger wheels? Do you

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RE: [MarcosManiacs] Re: Alloy hub supplier

2003-05-14 by pauldransfield@iname.com

Mark, I ll dig it out this weekend and send it off next week. In the meantime, you should be aware that there were a number of components required for the fuel

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RE: [MarcosManiacs] Re: Alloy hub supplier

2003-05-14 by pauldransfield@iname.com

Hi Mark, Someone in England undertook the Volvo B30 fuel injection modification a number of years ago. His experience was written up in a Marcos Owners Club

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uninformed peaple in the world

2003-05-14 by Meggsief@aol.com

Hey guys, HAs anyone been to supercars.net They have a forum on tons of cars. You can look up cars and compare them side by side. Then at the bottom of the

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RE: [MarcosManiacs] Re: Alloy hub supplier

2003-05-13 by pauldransfield@iname.com

Gary, If you were to supply the 4 x 4.25 PCD hubs, how long would we have to wait and what would the final cost be to New Jersey? Could they be supplied with

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