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Spitfire Triumph Spitfire , what fuel to run Her on with no engine history?
Hi , ive recently bought a 1972 Triumph Spitfire , ive been told shes had an engine rebuild and is now kitted up to run on unleaded , however there is no paperwork to back this up , the engine has covered 97K , doesnt look like its been rebuilt but a compression test at a garage 2 years ago... -
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TR2/3/3A help needed! fuel problem
Hello everyone, I have rebuilt my TR3a engine and I haven't managed to get very far with tuning it. The engine uses 5 litres of fuel in around 10 minutes. I know this sounds impossible but its happened each time between 5 - 10 runs in the garage just trying to get everything warmed up and good...