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    Brake Line Pressure(s)

    Guys, thanks, I realise it is a bit of a 'how long is a piece of rope' question, I just wanted a feel for whether it was 100s, 1000s or 10,000s PSI. K
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    Brake Line Pressure(s)

    Hey, does anyone know the typical peak (fluid) pressures in front and/or rear brake system? K
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    Nicks Forte Scratch Build - to Stunning Mk1 GTD

    Nick, sorry to hear about your mum, you have my sympathies. Regards Keith
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    Fan size question

    Andrew, my Tornado has two with 10" propeller diameter. The engine is a std sbf 302. I have run the engine in the past but never in anger. I bought he car with the rad and fans fitted, and I believe it is std Tornado kit. I hope this helps. Other stuff to (perhaps) consider is the water flow...
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    Fan size question

    Andrew, I recall that Bob Woods in Texas did some serious fan tests, search is build log, I'll look too. K
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    Which CV joints for a Tornado?

    Hi Darren, pretty sure on a standard Tornado all 4 are off a Ford Granada. Tornado have a set for £384. Ebay and plenty of other sellers have them also. K
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    New Enthusiast from NC

    Welcome Larry, there's a load of helpful forum members here. K
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    Norfolk Tornado

    Hi Andy, it continues to look great. K
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    Safety of fuel filler area.

    At least any electrical faults will keep your passenger's butt warm. ;)
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    Safety of fuel filler area.

    Hi Darrin, to flip it on its head, can you think of a more 'risky' place than where the cables and fuses are presently? Sorry, there are so many reasons not to put the electrics there, I deal with electrics and electronics every day,... don't have them anywhere near fuel or fuel vapour. K
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    Safety of fuel filler area.

    Hey Darrin, being honest I'd keep the electrics well away from the fuel filler and tank area. I know rewiring is a real pain. If there are no fuses or wiring in that area, then it is impossible for an electrical fire to start there; with wiring and fusing in that area you can instantly see the...
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    Tornado Build - www.gt40builder.com

    Oh Trev, sorry to see you go, it's important to scratch the itch with the Italian and be happy. Good luck.
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    Andrew's GT Forte build.

    Andrew, looking again at your pix, you seem to have a panel to the rear of the triangular panel that I removed, (the pic I just posted). On the Tornado, when the door opens, part of the door swings into this void, so should not be panelled. Is the Forte different in this area? K
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    Andrew's GT Forte build.

    Andrew, it will be very tricky to get the main filler pipes in and connected. I bought a part finished car and had to remove the end panels to get at the pipework, getting the jubilee clips on would have been virtually impossible. K
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    Air Con: To fit or not to fit, opinions please.

    Hi Brett, Skorpion is right, you will not get any flow in the tee-offs to the heater. Unless the branch pipe goes into the middle of the flow on the larger pipe. What I did with mine was a 45 degree tee for the branch offs. The smaller branch pipe is not flush with the inside wall of the larger...
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    SouthernGT Number 18

    Looks good Paul, the polished AL looked good too! K
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    Brett's RS GTD

    Brett, could it be a blockage in the pipe system outside the slave? If you loosen the coupling into the slave and press the pedal does the fluid leak out, I don't have to tell you to tighten the nut before releasing the pedal. K
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    Andrew's GT Forte build.

    Andrew, yes I'll be replacing my drilled-out rivets on those panels with nutserts/rivnuts. K
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    Tornado GT40 in Texas

    Interesting stuff Bob, what minimum distance would you recommend for the distance between the fan (on a shroud) and the radiator? K
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