To cover things like:
- How to setup the front camber, caster and toe.
- How to modify the chassis to set the rear toe out and camber
- How to make removable front inner wings
- How to install electric bulk head heater flaps ;)
- How to setup an edelbrock 500 carb on a Rover Engine
- any other interesting stuff that comes up!
Working with Briaded Hoses
Hoses covered with stainless steel overbraiding can be a right pain in the fingers. When cutting these the braiding can unravel a bit making fitting them difficult, they look a mess and they are dangerously prickly.
One way to cut these is to first wrap the area to be cut tightly in insulation tape, then use a sharp hacksaw or better still a thin cutting disc in an angle grinder to cut through the taped area. You will then be left with a neat, wrapped end on both pieces.
If you are push fitting the pipe, you can put the jubilee clip over the tape to hide it and keep the ends tidy. If you are using proper fittings there is a tool available that acts like a little funnel to help get the ends into the end caps. Briaded hose end fitting tool