Wondering if anyone can tell me an alternative to genuine timing chain tensioner/guide for the G161
That is of course unless someone has NOS willing to part with
J
Timing chain guide tensioner G161
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Asroc66
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Timing chain guide tensioner G161
Hi Team
Wondering if anyone can tell me an alternative to genuine timing chain tensioner/guide for the G161
That is of course unless someone has NOS willing to part with
J
Wondering if anyone can tell me an alternative to genuine timing chain tensioner/guide for the G161
That is of course unless someone has NOS willing to part with
J
To increase the fun, add a hair dryer
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degruch
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Re: Timing chain guide tensioner G161
Oz was looking at making repro's once...wonder if there's been any progress?
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Asroc66
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Re: Timing chain guide tensioner G161
Thanks Flying
way ahead of you
A sample arrived of the Hillman guide this week and it is thicker and shorter than Bellett
Could make it fit at a pinch
put it down to more R & D......
Cheers
J
way ahead of you
A sample arrived of the Hillman guide this week and it is thicker and shorter than Bellett
Could make it fit at a pinch
put it down to more R & D......
Cheers
J
To increase the fun, add a hair dryer
Re: Timing chain guide tensioner G161
sunbeam alpine mk 4.
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Re: Timing chain guide tensioner G161
PR91 wrote:sunbeam alpine mk 4.
is it same as 1725 Hillman ?
http://www.southernhemimedia.com/hillman_hunters_23.html scroll down about 1/3rd of page
later>> appears not:- Wikipedia, The car has a four-cylinder 2,267 cc (138.3 cu in) engine from the saloon, but with a raised compression ratio.
'72 PR60 Sport