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Exhaust Valve, Wide Collet Groove
Early Large cotter groove exhaust valve. Most small-bore engines seem particularly prone to burning valves, it is highly recommended to replace the exhaust valves when you do a valve job! This 1.0″ valve fits most early 948cc, 998cc and 1098cc engines.
These have the wide rectangular groove 8.65mm (.340″) to accept the original 2A11 cotters
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$41.80Add to cart
Inlet Valve 35.7mm Long Stem Race Quality
1.402″ (35.6mm) Dia x 3.57″ Long
Made from EN214N steel, stellite tipped
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Valve Inlet 37.2mm 1.464″ Race Quality
This Intake valve is 1.464″. This is a competition quality heat treated valve to minimise wear problems caused by unleaded fuel. Single radius groove for collets.
Made from EN214N steel, stellite tipped
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$43.00
Vertical Body Mould, Front LH & RH
These are the front seam covers that run from the roof to the bottom of the car. These are the same on the left & right hand side of all model Mini’s.
There are two required per car & these are sold individually.
These will require 7 x BMP128 clips per seam moulding.
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$44.00Add to cart
Vertical Body Mould, Rear Left Hand. These fit far better than the cheaper ones available.
This is the Rear Left Hand (or passengers side) rear seam moulding/cover. These are the vertical ones that protect the 4 corners of your cars body seams.
Requires 7 x BMP128 clips to secure it on.
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$45.10Add to cart
Vertical Body Mould, Rear Right Hand. These fit far better than the cheaper ones available
This is the Rear Right Hand (or Drivers side) rear seam moulding/cover. These are the vertical ones that protect the 4 corners of your cars body seams.
Requires 7 x BMP128 clips to secure it on.
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$44.00
Voltage stabiliser for Smiths & Jaeger Instruments.
Provides 10 volt feed to Smiths gauges. Negative Earth only.
Note the outer casing of the unit should be earthed.
One voltage stabiliser is enough to run up to 3 Smiths gauges.
If you are having trouble with your fuel gauge and your temperature gauge its a pretty safe bet that this little box is the cure for your troubles.
They do wear out and they are often found to be putting out an incorrect voltage
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