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Re: TC front hub assembly, etc.
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2000 8:44 pm
by AJChalmers@aol.com
Two Eminence Gris of the TC world have responded and pointed out that
properly setup roller bearings won't break stub axles, so I stand corrected.
I'm still not going to use them
I've already twisted off the top of a
sector shaft, writing off one more of my lives, so I will happily motor on
with balls. Heh, heh.
So someone was selling new Hepolite standard size pistons on Ebay and there
was nary a bid. Any comments on that? He did have a higher reserve than the
$75 starters.
Re: TC front hub assembly, etc.
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2000 4:36 am
by Geoffrey WHEATLEY
Just goes to show that to own a TC you have got to have balls!
As far as the pistons are concerned it's all a matter of chance. You may
advertise and get six people looking for your item, on the other hand it
may have no appeal that week. I advertised an MG item and never got a
bite...put it back a week later and got ten people and a final bid
beyond my reserve...you pays your money etc..etc.
Have a nice day...we are freezing here in New York State think I will go
back to bed!
Regards Geoff
Re: TC front hub assembly, etc.
Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2000 3:06 am
by Skip Kelsey
Alan:
How many "standard" engines do you think are still out there. About all
that is left in Std. are the re-sleeve jobs. Also, I think a lot of people
are getting a little tired of the overpriced junk that is being offered in
some areas. I know that I am.
On a positive note, you just stick with the balls!!
Cheers:
Skip Kelsey..............................
At 11:46 PM 1/20/00 EST,
AJChalmers@aol.com wrote:
>Two Eminence Gris of the TC world have responded and pointed out that
>properly setup roller bearings won't break stub axles, so I stand
corrected.
>I'm still not going to use them
I've already twisted off the top of a
>sector shaft, writing off one more of my lives, so I will happily motor on
>with balls. Heh, heh.
>
>So someone was selling new Hepolite standard size pistons on Ebay and there
>was nary a bid. Any comments on that? He did have a higher reserve than
the