PaulAnderson

I recalled contributing to a thread on exhausts a while ago and looking back at that post resonance is also mentioned then. A new exhaust might have to go on the long term but likely never to happen shopping list. Mine currently is a Double S as sold by London TR Shop. They list a Bell exhaust, which I’d not heard of until this post, but it’s the transverse box type

Is that all makes of twin pipe systems Stuart? I ask because I’ve got a twin pipe exhaust and have a resonance around 60mph, necessitating faster driving for comfort. I’ve not found the cause to date, but do have the blob fitted on the gearbox.

Thanks Rob. My TR is kept in the garage but so far I’ve only used water occasionally on its surrey top so thought it about time it had some form of treatment.

The text on Amazon says: Our Convertible Soft Top Clean & Protect Complete Kit contains everything you need to clean and protect your mohair, double duck, fabric or canvas fabric hood Contents: 500ml Soft Top Cleaner, 500ml Soft Top Protector, 1 x cleaning sponge, 1 x Soft Top Protector applicator sponge Protects and preserves the surface of your convertible car from the effects of water absorption and surface soiling For best waterproofing results, we would advise to apply the Soft Top Protector to your soft top when damp If you have a vinyl hood, clean thoroughly

Anyone used and have a good opinion of Autoglym’s soft top clean and protect kit, currently on offer on the Amazon Black Friday deals? Down from £34 to £23.

Just spotted your post. I suggest you’d probably be better posting on other forums such as your energy providers, self build forums, or even EV forums such as this one

I can’t help with the suggested crack but this older thread on the Everco valve may offer some helpful information. Paul

We go to Skye most years and generally find them to be okay. But, by far the worst roads there are the last part of the minor road to Neist point and the minor road from Dunvegan to Claigan where people park for the walk to coral beach. Both are busy tourist spots. Here’s a link to a dashcam video of the latter

Or if you’re feeling flush then you can buy a fuel pipe complete with tap from Revington TR

It was. We also had Victoria sponge cake ( after digesting the bacon sandwich) at yesterday’s club meeting at the Watermill. Lovely.

Earlier this week the weather was exceptionally good for October (14 degrees and sunny) so we went out for a drive in the TR. We went north then west into Northumberland past Hexham. Turning onto the lovely A686 road towards Alston we then went south into the North Pennines hills. We stopped at a coffee shop sign adjacent The Allendale Brewery but it was closed (where there's also Allen Mills scheduled ancient monument - related to former lead mining) so continued. We stopped at a lovely tea room in Allendale for lunch where even the cutlery highlighted the areas mining past. We then c

Yesterday we had a trip to our favourite local English Heritage site at Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens in Northumberland. plus a varied drive around the countryside on the way home. We had the top down though it only got up to a maximum of 10 degrees all day. It's a lovely place with a historic 15th century castle, extended over the generations, then after seeing the beautiful historic sites on a European grand tour the owner quarried more stone (the quarry later become part of the protected gardens) and built the new 18th century house in the form of a Greek inspired grand hall. The hal

See this Huffington post link Although with hindsight it’s a passenger

I did pop into a local craft shop while nearby and they had a small selection of Humbrol paints, but also some similar looking paints from Tamiya and Revell. I’d like to buy the best colour match from whichever manufacturer.

Thinking of repainting my faded 4A bonnet badge over the winter and wonder what Humbrol red and blue colours others have used