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WPR678B
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Post by WPR678B »

So back to the original subject, what would be the best diff to use on the standard minor axle when running a 1275 with the sierra 5 speed box? Not sure what i have at the moment, but acceleration is very quick but it is not as happy as i would like crusing at 65-70 mph. I wouldn't mind losing some of the acceleration to give more comfortable crusing! :D
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Post by wanderinstar »

Well then go for a Wolseley 1500 3.7 diff. my 1098 pulls it ok, mind you I have 12g295 head,9.5/1 c/r and 1 3/4" su. But 1275 should have more power than I have.
Ian.

Oh, Bigginger cant remember how much the filters cost. Bought 6 from a motor factors who was packing up an yes of course I use a filter, it would be a bit bl***y stupid not to.
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Post by bigginger »

Not entirely sure what you're attempting to imply here. Sorry I don't remember the exact cost, I'm sure - I'll find the reciept tomorrow and tell you, since you asked so very politely.
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Post by wanderinstar »

Andrew,
I wasnt implying anything.You posted,

"Just :) How much are the filter elements for the 1700? Or dont you use them?"

I didn't ask you how much your filter was , so why would I want your receipt, and to insinuate that I dont use air filters did get me a bit riled.

I really do not understand your last post at all.

Ian.
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Post by bigginger »

It was a semi-humourous response to "Oh my budget for this would be £10 !", not ANY sort of insinuation about you. Really, I was comparing the initial cost of the K&N with the ongoing cost of filter replacement - we've since learnt that that isn't an issue, as pot scrubbers are just as effective. I wouldn't have thought so, but it's written down, so it must be true.
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Post by aupickup »

:D
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