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Hi Guy,
Assuming you have an original spec engine, note that the proper spark plugs are different than those used in P.I. engines: they're hotter.
The correct NGK plug is BP6ES. Champion's current model isn't known to me; it used to be N12Y.
Running a P.I. suited plug will foul them in a TR250 engine.
Temperature compensators should be closed when cold, and the throttle bypass valves can be easily checked for leaks.
Not much else to these, but the Bentley Bible devotes some ink to them pp.221-233.
Cheers,
Tom
Tom
I got to grips with my tr3 and her su carbs, and now feel,confident to check these strombergs out
Thanks Again for helpful advise
Guy
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Hi Guy,
Original TR250 carburetors are not adjustable per se; you could increase richness by raising the float levels or by stretching the springs but that's about it. Consequently they won't serve with different cams having longer duration.
What they do well is keep the mixture right on a correct original engine, allowing them to pile on miles and miles. In the day, 100K miles was something to crow about and TR250s often went well beyond that before needing engine overhauls ( as did plenty of Federal TR6s - 250K or more ).
All the emissions Strombergs were set up for their respective engines and would work perfectly when new. Later ones were adjustable via raising or lowering the needles. Due to the fixed taper of those needles the tuneability is limited, so some have fitted S.U. carbs or different needles to the Strombergs.
Cheers,
Tom
Thanks Tom
Very interesting, I plan to check if they are over rich with a colourtune and go from there, awaiting new choke cable and a couple of vacuum pipe fittings.
Then will see.
Hope you and yours are well.
Cheers
Guy
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Hi Guy,
Just a thought you may have done or know this but check the carbs if they have a red label on them they are emission controlled which I don't think are adjustable.
Regards Mark.
http://www.buckeyetriumphs.org/technical/Carbs/CarbsI/CarbsI.htm
Hi Mark,
Thanks for that I wasn't aware about the red label and fortunately there aren't any on these carbs.
Thanks for the link
All the Best
Guy
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So could someone explain how the Moss Classic Gold is different to Tr Gold
For example
http://www.mossmotors.com/SiteGraphics/Pages/girling_reservoirs.html
Cheers
Guy
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+2+1
I always find Peter's contributions interesting and frequently learn something from them, I wish I could say the same for most of PH's comments!
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Hi Kevart
It fits underneath the glovebox bolted to a homemade bracket. Great fit for all cans, bottles & coffee.
Had mine for at least four years great addition for long journeys.
Cheers
Mike
I knew king of Bling would know
All cool Mike ?
Cheers
Guy
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Thanks Pete and Niall for your replays, most helpful.
Cheers
Guy
I found my manual now on carbs so will read that see what I can understand
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Hi All,
I need some advice, this 250 is fitted with zenith stromberg 175 cd-2
The choke cable departed from the dash, yet the car still starts from cold with out issue, so will need new cable and adjustment.
My main query is how is the fuel leaned out or adjusted.. I have read about an Allen key type too that you insert into the top.
Yet I can feel a slotted screw on the underside of the carb, isn't that the adjustment .?
What's the difference between a cd-2 and cd-2s
Thanks
Guy
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Hi Roger, its a revington rtr8270k, which is described as providing 4 fuses ignition side and 4 non.
However, with the ign on and my block voltmeter probe on the battery, if i touch the battery +ve i get 12-13v, but none of the fuse box spades generate any reading ?
So i guess it was just wired in as a fuse box?
I have the Revington auxiliary loom rtr8270k, part number you mention, and it supply's ignition and direct feeds as their description.
What you have is simply the fuse box
Would be worth you finding out how it's been wired .
What's your Lucas original fuse box like?
Cheers
Guy
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Have pm'd you.
What's the secret Peter.....
Cheers
Guy
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Oh dear
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Best send me a form Andrew.
Cheers
GUY
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Do you get any? enjoy it in the 90 if you do.
Only very little, but you never know, did have a brief dollop a couple of years ago.
Oops sorry Bill for the drift (Pun) in this thread.
Cheers
Guy
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Guy
The 5/6 never needed it the fan could have been faster if needed in extreme
Thanks for clearing that up
Cheers
GUY
My 90 has a superb heater and air con system, bring on the snow.
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Neil,
Toms a "technical editor" says so on his profile.
So that says to me.......... that he knows his cheeses.
Therefore how can it be a useless upgrade?
Cheers
Guy
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You pay for what you get.
Cheers
Guy
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Buy a set of them and see if your 'happy'
Do you have experience of them?
So are you saying they are cr#p then?
Cheers
Guy
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No less than a dozen!!!!!small gauges, most of us are happy with four
Guy
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He has had few triumphs recently for sale, all very much overpriced, I was told he had sold all of them,apparently thats not the case, maybe the price asked has something to do with it. He is a car dealer.But yes its in Jersey and currently registered as a Jersey car.
Cheers
Guy
The auctioned red 5 didnt do so well did it Neil.
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My Mistake,I think the Car was discussed on Triumph Torque earlier in the Week.
But yes its in Jersey and currently registered as a Jersey car.
Cheers
Guy
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I think that 5 belongs to a Member of our Community here.
I know whos it is,
And no hes not a member on the forum.
That car was one of Peter Moffats restos.
Cheers
GUY
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Speedster,
Would you drive your modern motor in the same manner, and expect to stay in one piece??
Animal
Cheers
Guy
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Hi All.
This may be a how long is a piece of string response, but hey ho.
I have a new loom to fit, and have a busy few weeks on and off coming up, where I need to have the car on the road.
During the off period I would like to fit the loom
So heres my query, how long should it take to fit a full loom to a Tr6?
Thanks
Guy
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Well, France sounds good.
Would suit me too, if only.
Cheers
GUY
Pinks fast road engine
in TR6 Forum
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Pink
So that's 116 at the wheels, thought your old motor (which you still have) gave 125 at the wheels.
It's all down to how it drives and feels, if your happy that's all that counts.
Cheers
Guy