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Very shiny - and glad to see you are retaining the W cylinders! You won't be disappointed in these brakes. Once they are on - you can then solve the noise on over-run by doing what I do - knock the car into neutral when slowing down/going down hill - then there is no 'over-run' ! You will have no need for engine braking once these brakes are installed!



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Heh-hay...cant wait!
Engine Mods next, BMC; I got an AAA today from Moss in Bradford, cheaper than the AAUs on the internet too. Its a lot thinner than the one it replaced (ADE), which I'm sure wouldnt have worked anyway. My engine spec will be similar to your Travellers' I believe, so I think AAA is the best choice.
Then the diff swap...if its not snowing that is; I cant work in that! You've got to draw the line somewhere!
Cheers
Russ
Engine Mods next, BMC; I got an AAA today from Moss in Bradford, cheaper than the AAUs on the internet too. Its a lot thinner than the one it replaced (ADE), which I'm sure wouldnt have worked anyway. My engine spec will be similar to your Travellers' I believe, so I think AAA is the best choice.
Then the diff swap...if its not snowing that is; I cant work in that! You've got to draw the line somewhere!
Cheers
Russ