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Ross Nicol · 07-08-07, 08:46 AM

Sorry Russ I made a wrong assumption, I've had one of those good and bad days with 50% of things going ok and the rest....well mmmm. Pretty sure I'll be on top of it tomorrow. One good thing is the ease in removing the transaxle from a GT40, it's a breeze to work on. You seem to be having some dramas with your o'seas purchases. Are you interested in that Aviad alloy dry sump pan I've got?

Ross

07-08-07, 08:46 AM	#6 (permalink)
Ross Nicol ross nicol 10 tenths Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: melbourne austr Posts: 1,079 Rep Power: 20	Re: Help needed stripping ZF Sorry Russ I made a wrong assumption, I've had one of those good and bad days with 50% of things going ok and the rest....well mmmm. Pretty sure I'll be on top of it tomorrow. One good thing is the ease in removing the transaxle from a GT40, it's a breeze to work on. You seem to be having some dramas with your o'seas purchases. Are you interested in that Aviad alloy dry sump pan I've got? Ross __________________ RF #025 currently racing ZF,Motec injection Lotus Europa S2 De Tomaso Pantera