Patton
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I had the car out Saturday and everything was pretty good. I had the car up to 70 for a while and the motor sounded nice. It ran a little warmer than I wanted it to ~195, so I will have to address that.
The car did have fair amount of what I am assuming was scuttle shake starting just over 60. I will check balance on the wheels and drums as soon as I can find a place to do the work. It shook off my rear tag and bracket /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif. Something else to buy. The thing I really hate is that I lost the Penn. antique tag that I got with the car.
The concerning thing is it developed a rattle sound when I let off of the gas. If the clutch is depressed it goes away. Does that point to anything? I could easily have been something in the boot or the exhaust, but going away when the clutch was in seemed "significant"
I posted this over on the team.net list, and the answers are all over the board. The only one that I got more than once was that it was exhaust related. Maybe....
It was not doing this the first 15 miles of driving, I did hear a sudden noise, then it started the next time let off the gas. Unfortunatlly, I remember hearing that nosie, but I can't remember what it sounded like.
Still, a good day driving the car. I got a couple of complements on the car's appearance and am feeling more confident about putting it on the road. That's why they call them shakedown runs!
Thanks
Patton
Patton
The car did have fair amount of what I am assuming was scuttle shake starting just over 60. I will check balance on the wheels and drums as soon as I can find a place to do the work. It shook off my rear tag and bracket /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif. Something else to buy. The thing I really hate is that I lost the Penn. antique tag that I got with the car.
The concerning thing is it developed a rattle sound when I let off of the gas. If the clutch is depressed it goes away. Does that point to anything? I could easily have been something in the boot or the exhaust, but going away when the clutch was in seemed "significant"
I posted this over on the team.net list, and the answers are all over the board. The only one that I got more than once was that it was exhaust related. Maybe....
It was not doing this the first 15 miles of driving, I did hear a sudden noise, then it started the next time let off the gas. Unfortunatlly, I remember hearing that nosie, but I can't remember what it sounded like.
Still, a good day driving the car. I got a couple of complements on the car's appearance and am feeling more confident about putting it on the road. That's why they call them shakedown runs!
Thanks
Patton
Patton