REGULATIONS, REGULATIONS, REGULATIONS
May 21st
Traditionally, adjusting the fuel pressure on an EFI system using an in-rail regulator has involved replacing the original fixed rate pressure unit with a higher pressure fixed unit.
Finding the optimum pressure meant having to experiment with different units, but now Webcon has a better answer.
Webcon part WFR060 is a quality, in-rail, 0-5 bar adjustable regulator that simply replaces the existing fixed pressure unit and allows the user to accurately set the pressure to the most suitable level with just one unit.
Webcon part WFR060 is available from stock priced at £83.08 inc VAT.
Further details at the other end of 01932 787 More >
SMART CHARGING
May 21st
With 286 million passenger cars across the EU, all with a battery, the company has developed the RSC804, RSC806 and RSC808 Smart Battery Chargers and Maintainers to keep drivers safer on the roads and able to easily restore power to their motorcycles, cars, 4x4s, vans and trucks.
Although batteries are supposed to last four years, testing from the dedicated on-site quality control facility at Ring Automotive suggests this is more likely to be between two to three. As such, its Charger and Maintainers have a selection of features, making them robust and fit for purpose.
The RSC804 (RRP £29.99) Smart Battery Charger More >
KINKY BOOTS!
May 21st
DEI, America’s leading heat protection specialist, now has spark plug and wire protection kits to provide everything you need to protect the spark plugs and leads on a four-cylinder engine from harmful heat, cross-firing and moisture penetration while also creating a professional finished look.
The Four-Cylinder kits contain 13ft (3.96m) of line sleeving, twelve Hi-Temp Shrink Tubes, (to provide a water-tight seal), and four double-wall constructed Protect-A-Boots for the spark plugs.
The standard kit is ideal for engines that have their spark plugs close to either the exhaust system or turbocharger as the sleeving and boots will protect against heat of up More >
PAMPER YOURSELF!
May 21st
Here’s a great product from a superb UK car care brand, Auto Finesse called Lavish a ceramic-based snow foam.
I like Auto Finesse as they are a boutique company that has grown quite large with its products now stocked on the shelves of Halfords. However, they still retain their enthusiast-led drive and passion and among their growing range lurk some outstanding products.
First off, Lavish has a wonderful scent which my nose tells me is either watermelon or a fruit salad chew. If I had to pick one, I’d say it was the latter.
The idea is not only does it help protect More >
KEEP COOL WITH MEACO
May 21st
Following the successful launch of MeacoCool in 2019, leading UK air treatment manufacturer Meaco is pleased to announce the launch of a new even quieter, more energy-efficient range of portable air conditioners for summer 2020.
The new series is Meaco’s most energy-efficient range of air conditioners yet, with an Energy Rating of A. By incorporating the new R290 refrigerant, which improves efficiency with better thermodynamics, these air conditioners are also more environmentally friendly. A window kit suitable for sash windows and sliding doors is included to vent hot air and a 1.8m long duct allows any excess heat to be expelled via a window.
The More >
TUCK AND ROLL
May 21st
If you’re a classic kitcar owner (or a classic CAR owner) this could be what you’re after – Gunson has just introduced a genuine leather, traditionally designed tool roll (part number 77168) that is both practical and stylish – and will look great in the boot of your classic car, or on your workbench.
This is a sturdy tool roll, with strong stitching, reinforced with metal rivets and a buckled strap. It features twelve slots for spanners or screwdrivers (tools not included), plus three useful press-stud secured pockets for small items like screws or fuses.
The tool roll is made from pre-distressed, More >
THIS ONE IS FOR CHOCOLATE LOVERS
May 21st
Oxfordshire-based Krystal Kleen Detail makes some cool car care products and I’d been hearing good things about their Choccy Wash Hi-Foaming Shampoo so I decided to give it a try. Faced with a sand-covered car (how?) the other day I decided to break out the buckets and the Worx Hydroshot and put it to work.
The ‘Choccy’ part of the name gives the clue that there could be chocolate afoot! When you take the cap off the bottle be prepared for the most lovely aroma of finest Belgian milk chocolate. Don’t leave a chocolate milkshake around while using the product as More >
LET THE SUN DO THE WORK
May 21st
Another new and exciting product from Sealey! Their Solar Panel Range, SSP01, SSP02 & SSP03 are currently on special offer in their Spring 2020 Promotion and with the daylight hours getting longer these are the perfect products.
Each model differs in output, SPP01 – 1.5W, SPP02 – 2.4W and SPP03 – 4.8W. Their amorphous solar panels convert daylight directly into 12V electricity. The advanced technology used means that solar panels require only daylight to generate power.
They are suitable for maintaining the charge in a wide range of batteries and power packs, but their ideal purpose is for batteries stored in boats More >
‘ULTIMATE’ NEWS FROM GREAT BRITISH SPORTSCARS
May 14th
Tim Dunlop’s GBS Zero is a BRILLIANT example of the breed
Great British Sports Cars has this week announced a brand new Ultimate Self Assembly comprehensive kit package for their GBS Zero 2.
The new option is available in five stages. Phase One is the chassis pack at £4501, Phase Two adds plumbing at £1391, Phase Three deals with suspension parts at £7734, Phase Four is the engine (recommended unit is the Ford Duratec 2.5-litre, with Mazda MX-5 five-speed gearbox, incidentally) at £10,786 and Phase Five is the wheels and finishing touches kit at £3364.
Take the whole lot in one go and More >
BUCKLAND B3 BACK
May 14th
Great to hear that superb Buckland B3 three-wheeler is scheduled for a comeback in 2020.
Originally created by electronics control engineer Dick Buckland the beautiful little device was out of production for many years until John Wilcox of the Penguin Speed Shop based in Flintshire acquired the project and revised it to make it available in kit form, something that Dick had never done.
Newport-based Buckland (he lived very close to the Llanwern steelworks) was inspired by the Morgan F-Type of the thirties and along with assistance from his friend and first customer, Laurie Weeks. The car first broke cover in 1985 More >
