do you use your stag in the winter

[Stagdad]

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Stagdad wrote:

I'm a self employed carpenter .Any way you look at it i'm never going to get an 8x4 sheet of ply in my stag.:PI think even the tax man would sus that blag.
Steve

I've put this on the wrong thread

Doh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GATS]

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:dude:hi i have just got home after having a blast around town with the top down, its quite warm, with the heater going full blast, i will never lay the stag up for winter, i need to know i can go for a spin , when i feel the call of the open road, my other car is so boring!!. paul.

[mjheathcote]

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mad cyclist wrote:

on another note what do you think of the holly carb, was it easy to set up??.

If you do a search I have covered the many benefits of the Holley...

No more split diaphrams, no balancing problems, no leaky oil dash pots, more power, even better economy when driven lightly. After 12 years of Holley would not consider for one moment going back to the strombergs!

[mad cyclist]

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Stagdad wrote:

Stagdad wrote:

I'm a self employed carpenter .Any way you look at it i'm never going to get an 8x4 sheet of ply in my stag.:PI think even the tax man would sus that blag.
Steve

I've put this on the wrong thread

Doh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

fitted though. i reckon most threads could have the same answer!! may try it

[mad cyclist]

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mjheathcote wrote:

mad cyclist wrote:

on another note what do you think of the holly carb, was it easy to set up??.

If you do a search I have covered the many benefits of the Holley...

No more split diaphrams, no balancing problems, no leaky oil dash pots, more power, even better economy when driven lightly. After 12 years of Holley would not consider for one moment going back to the strombergs!

its the only mod i would consider, got to get a new kitchen and bathroom out the way then its holly here i come, probably go tubular exhaust manifoldsat the same time!!