Carl Davey Manifold Spacers
24 May 2011, 07:42 PM
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I'd go for the new ones, they're better in every respect. That's why i produced them. 
EDIT: Yup, totally re-usable and i'll even supply replacement o-rings as and when you need them.
EDIT: Yup, totally re-usable and i'll even supply replacement o-rings as and when you need them.
24 May 2011, 08:15 PM
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Mmm can't say fairer than that!
How much would you include a set of header tank insulators for Carl?
Do you have these in stock for a version 5/6 uk 2000?
Cheers ;-)
How much would you include a set of header tank insulators for Carl?
Do you have these in stock for a version 5/6 uk 2000?
Cheers ;-)
25 May 2011, 06:53 PM
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Knock 20% off the Head Tank Insulators too so £12 for a set, £100 in total.
I'm gonna need to know whether or not everyone is in or out though, only Archie has paid so far.
I'm gonna need to know whether or not everyone is in or out though, only Archie has paid so far.
25 May 2011, 11:48 PM
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My money should be in your Paypal early next week or so.
Not at home ATM, and only access to some open WIFI network, so no access to Paypal.
The header tank insulators are a nice touch, but seeing my header tank is bolted to the passenger side shock tower I don't need them.
Not at home ATM, and only access to some open WIFI network, so no access to Paypal.
The header tank insulators are a nice touch, but seeing my header tank is bolted to the passenger side shock tower I don't need them.
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27 May 2011, 05:50 PM
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No problem joining the GB, in terms of delivery cost can you send an email to Carl at the email address above so he can confirm the total cost with you.
Once paid can everyone update the list so that we know where we are, as far as I can see only I have paid.
Once paid can everyone update the list so that we know where we are, as far as I can see only I have paid.
27 May 2011, 10:45 PM
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Hey arch,
I'll pay over the weekend put me down for both the v5 gaskets and header tank gaskets.
Do you know what the arrangement is, delivery once payment sent or ...?
Cheers ;-)
I'll pay over the weekend put me down for both the v5 gaskets and header tank gaskets.
Do you know what the arrangement is, delivery once payment sent or ...?
Cheers ;-)
01 June 2011, 10:34 PM
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Payment received Jarno, i just need your address.
Please include your addresses and SNet usernames with the PayPal payments in order to avoid confusion. Cheers guys.
Please include your addresses and SNet usernames with the PayPal payments in order to avoid confusion. Cheers guys.
02 June 2011, 07:46 PM
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After fitting the very first set I was very impressed with these insulating spacers.
So............ might as well have a set for myself
You based on dry land where all the real work is done now Carl?
So............ might as well have a set for myself
You based on dry land where all the real work is done now Carl?
06 June 2011, 07:32 PM
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Yes on dry land for a year or so now Dunc!
The spacers are ~2.0mm thinner than the old Tufnol ones. They don't use gaskets either so the overall decrease in lift given to the manifold is more like 3.0-4.0mm. I have never experienced nor heard of any issues when installing the spacers with aftermarket or OEM intercoolers. The intercooler remains in largely the same place. The angle it approaches the inlet manifold at varies slightly but at the very most the only modification required will be to trim the leading edge of the rubber seal on the intercooler duct tray.
The spacers are ~2.0mm thinner than the old Tufnol ones. They don't use gaskets either so the overall decrease in lift given to the manifold is more like 3.0-4.0mm. I have never experienced nor heard of any issues when installing the spacers with aftermarket or OEM intercoolers. The intercooler remains in largely the same place. The angle it approaches the inlet manifold at varies slightly but at the very most the only modification required will be to trim the leading edge of the rubber seal on the intercooler duct tray.
07 June 2011, 08:58 PM
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1. Arch - PAID
2. Ciaran
3. Ian (bigmiller)
4. Sp00ks
5. Dutch Scooby Lover (Paid)
6. chrispy200+
7. Banny sti
8.makkink(paid)
9. Duncatr - pay on collection
10. HappyFrog - payment sent (spacers+insulators posted to Denmark)
2. Ciaran
3. Ian (bigmiller)
4. Sp00ks
5. Dutch Scooby Lover (Paid)
6. chrispy200+
7. Banny sti
8.makkink(paid)
9. Duncatr - pay on collection
10. HappyFrog - payment sent (spacers+insulators posted to Denmark)
07 June 2011, 10:42 PM
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1. Arch - PAID
2. Ciaran
3. Ian (bigmiller)
4. Sp00ks
5. Dutch Scooby Lover (Paid)
6. chrispy200+
7. Banny sti
8.makkink(paid)
9. Duncatr - pay on collection
10. HappyFrog - payment sent (spacers+insulators posted to Denmark)
11. WUZ - pay on collection
2. Ciaran
3. Ian (bigmiller)
4. Sp00ks
5. Dutch Scooby Lover (Paid)
6. chrispy200+
7. Banny sti
8.makkink(paid)
9. Duncatr - pay on collection
10. HappyFrog - payment sent (spacers+insulators posted to Denmark)
11. WUZ - pay on collection