Very entertaining!
A dry line around a circuit always makes for a great race.
Hamilton’s overtakes, following his trip to the gravel, were outrageous in their skill and control.

Bud
4/4 - Stanley

Racing in a discipline that mandates 'pump fuel' only this is something that interests me ..... there have been back to back dyno tests using the range of 'premium' fuels available ..... V-Power was the only one that showed a noticeable power increase and is pretty much universally chosen by racers confined to 'council' fuel .... still very modest (there's no 'supercharger in a pump' sat on any garage forecourt) .... but racers will take any free improvement however small ..... there are other reasons to use premium fuels and I've not seen a credible comparison of their other properties.


K

I would suspect it’s down to manufacturing tolerances too. Mine was only 5mm short on the driver side. The other side was as you describe yours to be with no reserve on extension. But the "no reserve” is with the static weight of the axle compressing the rebound rubbers. In a dynamic situation I speculate the impact factor of the axle mass would try and push the axle further and that might start to load up the damper fixings.

I now have dampers 20mm longer on extension (so 20mm longer on compression too). I think even if the AVO length could be theoretically optimized to the car the reserve would still be small at each end. My calcs say 12mm longer would have been the ideal for mine so now I’m watching the compression stroke very closely. Fortunately I can constrain the compression or bump to some extent using my assists so that should help. So far with only one 10 ½ stone occupant they are working well. I’ve yet to see how they work with 2 people and luggage…..

Yes thicker rebound rubbers is also another approach.

These may be things you already have done so please ignore if you have, but are you sure it is the starter? To be safe I would remove and clean the the earth leads especially the earth from the gearbox to chassis. A jump lead from the starter earth to the chassis should show if it is an earthing issue.
Mine looked clean outside but unbolted the corrosion was obvious.
I guess you also checked the starter relay.

Yes great colour for a Morgan, the spoiler looks as if it has always been there.

Oh how I wish - That is exquisite

On the bright side, you can repurpose that 38mm hole cutter and spray to remove your exhaust baffles

Good reminder to drill this hole and inspect my own unit.
This design defect is so pervasive I'm surprised there hasn't beeb a recall or class-action remedy.

I tend to fall in love with vehicles that are realy rare but will never rise.

So the Peraves Ecombile had about 80 produced over all with about 70 left driving. It is quite hard to learn but a mind blowing feeling in the end.
It is known by an ageing specialits group - so there will be some on the market in the following years...

My Fiat powered +4 fourseater is much the same. There are not so many of them and the demand seems to be even lower.
For me both are keepers, so I don`t mind;-)

Next thing I would go for is a SMART fortwo with tow bar in good condition...
There will be pretty few of them but the prices will not show that...

Looks fantastic, enjoy!

Nice blue colour

My reply repeated....

Agreed. PM me your PayPal info and I will personally refund you. I apologize for your own personal issue but this might make it right. Worth it to keep Emil building amazing upgrades and modifications. He works directly with S&S so it is engineered right. Kankel is right he never goes on any M3W site I am aware of anymore. He builds these products for his own M3W then offers them at very little markup to the rest of us.

Our US Postal system became a shambles, COVID & bitter Politics came into play. The alternative shippers then became buried in deliveries due to this. If the shipper lists you as the injured party, the loss claim has to be filed by you. I don't disagree with Emil on this part. I run a business too that has "Lost" many items in the near past.

I have purchased thousands of dollars in upgrades from Emil...100% perfect in every way. Sometimes his suppliers are backed up/can't deliver but he has let me know of the delays. Once he upgraded his own product and sent me the upgrade at his cost. Personally, having spoken to him many times on the phone, I believe that his gruff attitude may not come across well until you get to know him. Emails have zero tone so they can be misinterpreted on both sides.

As if that wasn't enough we had a warship crossing East to West at speed. I got my camera on full zoom and it was a destroyer or frigate with a huge bow wave almost as high as the hull, which crossed the horizon in a couple of minutes. When I get home if the pic is worth posting, I'll add it.

Colin, anytime you need a ride just call TM & one of us will oblige.
John