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I have been working on my friends MOrris Minor, it has a transplant engine from an MG midget. 1275. The intake manifold looks strange. IE: it looks too small for the head. You have to make sure it is centered for the intake holes in the head. I assume they made many intakes for this engine. Would you know which one works best with twin 1.25 carbs?
It is a fun car to drive. And comfortable. Especially in the Sun. You have shade which I appreciate more these days.
It is a fun car to drive. And comfortable. Especially in the Sun. You have shade which I appreciate more these days.
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Oh that poor Toyota Starlet. I regret selling mine. One of the last real cars before they became 4 wheeled computers. I spun it twice once because of damage to a tire, and once hit an oil patch on a sharp turn. Probably both times were really because I drove like I just stole it.
