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NEW PANS FOR YOUR KITCHEN, ER, SORRY, CVH!
Jan 5th
Burton Power has announced that it can now supply steel sump pans for the Ford CVH 1.3-, 1.4-, 1.6-litre and RS Turbo engines.
The sump is suitable for most CVH-powered Escort Mk3/4/5/6 models including XR3i, RS1600i, RS Turbo versions, Orion Mk1/2, Fiesta Mk2/3 including XR2i and RS Turbo versions, 1989 to 1993 Sierra 1.6 as well as the Morgan 4/4 1.6 and Reliant Scimitar SS1, SST and Sabre 1.4. Not to mention thousands of kitcars, too.
It can be ordered as part number CV650 and retails at £58.50 inc VAT with more details available from 0208 554 2281 or www.burtonpower.com ENDS.
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FAST LIFTING
Jan 5th
B-G Racing’s Quick Lift Jacks are engineered and manufactured with durability and ease of use in mind. They are suitable for a wide range of vehicles including formula, saloon and rally.
All four sizes feature a very low closed height and are designed to locate beneath the differential and front or rear chassis members, thus raising the car to a fixed height in one swift movement. A safety locking device, which is quick and easy to use, ensures the handle cannot be raised unintentionally.
B-G Racing’s Quick Lift Jacks are produced from high-grade mild steel with a durable and highly visible red powdercoated finish. More >
MG MAZDA COMBO
Jan 5th
Moss Europe has announced new five-speed gearbox conversion kits for the MGA and MGB.
The kits are based on a brand new Mazda MX-5 gearbox and give the MGA and MGB the slick gear changes that have become synonymous with the MX-5, together with a fifth gear for relaxed cruising.
They are supplied fully-assembled with a bespoke cast bellhousing and casing designed to fit directly to the MG’s engine back-plate. The bellhousing flange has been designed to resemble the standard gearbox thus preserving engine bay originality.
Each conversion kit uses the flywheel applicable to the engine, an appropriate clutch cover and a Mazda OE More >
PULLING OR ROTATING, A SPECIALITY
Jan 5th
Laser Tools is well-known for specialist solutions and their new hose clamp removal tool (part number 6938) is specifically designed to release Henn-type connector clamps used commonly on air, intercooler and cooling system hoses.
The design of this type of clamp needs a specialist tool to withdraw the spring clip to release the fitting. The Laser 6938 is a compact design for ease of access in cramped conditions and the release head also swivels through 90º to further assist access. Pulling or rotating the T-handle neatly withdraws the spring clip and releases the clamp.
No need to wrestle with screwdrivers or pliers, More >
TOMCATTIN’
Dec 29th
A manufacturer that keeps a very low-profile is Tomcat Motorsport. The Lincolnshire-based company was set up in 2001 to manufacture the Drew Bowler-designed Tomcat range after he moved on to the Wildcat model.
Tomcat 100
Founded by Paul Williamson, Ian Frame and Steve Wells the Tomcat range consists of five separate variants – 80 (smallest and short wheelbase version ideally suited to the discipline of trials), 88 (aimed at the ARC market and arguably the most versatile Tomcat model), 93 (based on Land Rover 90), 100 (the most popular based on Range Rover Classic or Discovery) and 106 (full-on competition version that More >
RATCHET ACTION FROM LASER
Dec 29th
This new ratchet action pipe cutter from Laser Tools (part number 6736) combines a very handy and compact pipe cutter with a lightweight but very robust alloy ratchet handle.
The pipe cutter is easily attached to the handle which provides a very smooth and positive ratchet action. Although ideal for automotive brake and fuel lines, the cutter will open out to a full 15 millimetres which offers great versatility. For example, it will make light work of cutting a 15mm copper heating pipe.
However, without the ratchet handle, the cutter’s handy size makes it easy to use underneath a vehicle when cutting More >
HOME ON THE RANGE
Dec 29th
GM’s Active Fuel Management System (AFM) is designed to help V6- and V8-powered vehicles meet fuel economy standards. However, it has an annoying habit of kicking in when you need every cylinder firing.
The Range AFM Disabler Device will prevent the AFM system from dropping cylinders so your vehicle stays in full six- or eight-cylinder mode all the time. Just plug the Range device into the onboard OBD-II port. Range uses messages sent over the factory CAN-Bus system to ‘tell’ the ECU to stay in full power mode. That means the AFM is disabled at the source and your vehicle will More >
TYRES ON THE SHELF
Dec 29th
Storing spare tyres safely can be a chore. Avoiding flat-spots is the aim and it’s not always easy when space in a garage or workshop is at a premium.
This excellent and affordable solution will help reduce the chances of wheels being damaged or tyre deformation. Condensation can also be a problem when storing tyres but this free-standing stand negates that thanks to improved air-flow.
It is light and easy-to-assemble and made from aluminium and can take a maximum load of 100kg and/or four rims with or without tyres fitted, up to 225mm width, and this is going to be attractive to More >
ATS VIA WOLFRACE
Dec 29th
Our alloy wheels are tasked with one of the most demanding jobs of any single automotive component; effectively on the front line and exposed to the elements 24/7, your alloys must shrug off the weather, extremes of temperature and man-made contaminants, all of which increase in frequency as autumn gives way to winter. Only too aware that the majority of car owners want nothing more than to protect their ‘summer wheels,’ Wolfrace has opted to expand its range of alloys suited for use throughout the winter months, the ‘Silver’ GB range.
While the Wolfrace GB range isn’t exclusively for winter wheels, More >
IT’S WINTER – CHECK YOUR BATTERY FOR FREE AT HALFORDS
Dec 29th
Like any power-pack, a car battery can run out of juice, and usually when it’s least convenient.
Halfords is offering to test your battery for free and fit a new one, if needed, from just £15.
There’s no need to book, just head to your local Halfords store.
More information from www.halfords.com ENDS.
