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Hi Guys,
as luck would have it my trusty mechanic has broken his leg and is off work for 2 months...i can't wait that long so i need to find someone who can tune a ww2 and elec dizzy, reco the brakes + also capable of rwc's, someone who will be sympathetic to my HK, no "trade it in on a newer car, young man" B.S.
can anyone recommend a good mech. on or around the gold coast?
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ps when does the next auction start?
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Hi 70ute,
Put a kit thru the WW2 its easy ! I assume drums all round ? Ditto easy, replace the pads just take your time with them - you dont need to bleed them, just watch the master cylinder doesnt over flow. Elect dizzy....a carby shop and RWC a serv
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hi john,
the ww2 is a new reco unit so just hoping it should be jetted etc. correctly. I have no trouble maintaining things like the brakes but the state they are in atm (front discs) they may need the calipers rebuilt and also the master cylinder/booste
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Hi Elton,
OK understood. Time !!!! Find another older mechanic. The carb is prob overjetted. Mine is lean and still chews the juice. So find an older mechanic, and take teh car to a carb tune shop.
John
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Elton - check your email for a recommendation.
Cheers,
Jason.
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