Matt865

wow, that's quite the discovery. The day m10 fuel injection engine is also in my car. I'll include some additional pictures showing its current level of reconstruction as well as the dusty condition it was in when I first spotted it. I want to hang out with some of you when it's completed.

Hello there; have you figured out how to get rid of this trim yet? My plan is to remove it in order to facilitate the installation of the wiring for the back dash cam (which will go through the rubber gaiter and into the headliner). I have the same assumption as you, that it is just a collection of push clips, and that it can be removed by just pulling it off, but I'm basing that intuition on my experience with my prior BMW; I'd prefer have some Mercedes expertise to lean on.

Yes, I did read it back and didn't understand it. I meant that if I could drive a track with either bookatrack or another company, I would always choose bookatrack. Does that make sense

If I had the option to do the circuit I wanted, Bookatrack would be my first choice.

When my suspense runs out, I feel the same way. Really scary on country roads, and I almost drove it into a bush once. It was fine before I changed the rear gas shocks that were leaking. I think the guy from Gaz, dampertec, sent me the ones he thought were best. The stroke on them was shorter than on the old ones. To get the right ride height, I had to change the rear top shock support. Now, if I set them up for a softer ride on the road, they easily bottom out. I now have new ones that are the same as the originals and have put the rear top bolts back to how they were. I have major back problems, so when I run normally, I like a softer ride. My seats are big and comfortable, but they aren't good enough for stiff settings.

I have no idea. Some folks utilise oversized shells and grind their own cranks. There used to be the option of metal spraying.

New crankshaft or grinding? This carapace doesn't even appear circular...

I appreciate everyone time and insight into this company, I think I have greater clarity on the situation and will move forward with the deal with Enviosec Group.

I'm looking to purchase a Fiat 500 on eBay, and the seller has said that he prefers to do the transaction through Enviosec Group. How reliable is this company? Has anyone here purchased anything through them? Due to my current internet difficulties, I fear about being scammed I wanted to make sure I had the right information before acting hastily.

Boostist, that's a great sticky post.

Fill the washer bottle with water and add a couple of Milton tablets (the stuff you use to clean baby bottles). This stuff breaks down all sorts of things and is safe for plastic and rubber. Every time I fix the car, I put one tablet in. It doesn't hurt paint and kills the germs that cause the sludge in the first place.