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Browsing in the MMC web shop I notice that they have added a Lower Grille Kit as an optional item. I seem to remember this topic raised quite a bit of interest in the past and some may be interested to know that an 'official' kit is now available.
Another newly listed item is a Rear Sweep Bracket - having looked at the illustration I am none the wiser as to what this is - can anyone enlighten me?
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Pete, Thanks for this -- I posted my experiences with fitting a lower grille to my Plus 4 back in March 2010 it is at the following url for anybody that has renewed interest!!! http://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/41711/Re_Lower_Grille_for_Trads#Post41711Cheers!
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Another newly listed item is a Rear Sweep Bracket - having looked at the illustration I am none the wiser as to what this is - can anyone enlighten me?
Same question. Can anyone shed light upon this (part)? I can only assume it's got something to do with the rear bumper/overriders?
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Another newly listed item is a Rear Sweep Bracket - having looked at the illustration I am none the wiser as to what this is - can anyone enlighten me?
Same question. Can anyone shed light upon this (part)? I can only assume it's got something to do with the rear bumper/overriders? yes, in very simple terms the sweep brackets hold the actual bumper away from the bracket on the chassis so giving the space between the bumper and the car itself.
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This is the MMC Roadster at Cadwell Park in August. I believe this to be the car which had the supercharger mods. Note the lower grille. 
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Another newly listed item is a Rear Sweep Bracket - having looked at the illustration I am none the wiser as to what this is - can anyone enlighten me?
Same question. Can anyone shed light upon this (part)? I can only assume it's got something to do with the rear bumper/overriders? yes, in very simple terms the sweep brackets hold the actual bumper away from the bracket on the chassis so giving the space between the bumper and the car itself. Isn't it also usefull with the bumpers, MMC advertisement says "for ALL two seaters" ????
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This is the MMC Roadster at Cadwell Park in August. I believe this to be the car which had the supercharger mods. Note the lower grille. It wouldn't be too difficult to find out if this is the car. The Roadster that has been used as the mule for the supercharger is Steve's old Roadster. He recently swapped it for an Aero 8 so that MMC could focus on the development of the Roadster modifications.
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