Oselli Head
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 8:44 am
Has anyone had a Minor fitted with an OSELLI c/head?
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 10:28 am
No but I have an Oselli inlet manifold, are you thinking of fitting one of their heads to a 1098cc or ?
Oselli Head
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 11:33 am
Hi Kevin
Thanks for the offer, car already fitted with head I was not thinking of anymore alterations. Wanting to find out about tappets etc.
Regards
Paul
Thanks for the offer, car already fitted with head I was not thinking of anymore alterations. Wanting to find out about tappets etc.
Regards
Paul
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 1:46 pm
If you are worried that it may need different clearances contact Oselli to see what they say.
http://www.oselli.com
http://www.oselli.com
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 3:01 pm
Um, forgive my ignorance, but what is an oselli head? Their site doesn't work here....
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 3:07 pm
Kate
Oselli are one of the original tuning companies from the early 60`s for the `A` series cars originally for mini`s and spridgets and eventually all cars with the `A` series engine, who along with Janspeed are the only survivors from this era, other such companies were Alexander,Downtown & Speedwell, I have just checked the link and its fine for me.
Oselli are one of the original tuning companies from the early 60`s for the `A` series cars originally for mini`s and spridgets and eventually all cars with the `A` series engine, who along with Janspeed are the only survivors from this era, other such companies were Alexander,Downtown & Speedwell, I have just checked the link and its fine for me.
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 3:28 pm
Oh, the link works, but their site quite definately doesn't work in Mozilla.
I knew of Janspeed, but not of Oselli.... now I might have to go look with my windows box.
...okay, looked. Those heads look yummy. Meh.
I knew of Janspeed, but not of Oselli.... now I might have to go look with my windows box.
...okay, looked. Those heads look yummy. Meh.
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 4:14 pm
Well thats confused me I though that was a type of mozzarella cheese not that I am a cheese expert and as for computersquite definately doesn't work in Mozilla.
and their operating systemsPosted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 5:36 pm
Works fine with firefox 0.92 on WinXP with Flash 7.0.19 ... maybe is the flash intro which was chimping?
PS: Nice site Kate ... had a look last night, very clean ... I'm guessing you make sites for a living?
PS: Nice site Kate ... had a look last night, very clean ... I'm guessing you make sites for a living?
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 5:59 pm
Hrm, doesn't work in Moz on Linux.
Um, no, although I did partially once (was part of my job description) and I used to be very into site design. That one took me *ages* to get just the way I wanted it, and I have to thank my ex for making one very small suggestion which made the site look *way* better; people are going to have to wait until I've got the database working for any new pages....
As for me, I'm actually a student nurse now.
nah, it's the Javascript . Not that I'm very hot on Javascript, but it ain't right, I suspect it's reliant on a "undocumented feature"; I expect if I upgrade to a newer version of Moz it'll probably work though.maybe is the flash intro which was chimping?
CheersPS: Nice site Kate ... had a look last night, very clean ... I'm guessing you make sites for a living?
Um, no, although I did partially once (was part of my job description) and I used to be very into site design. That one took me *ages* to get just the way I wanted it, and I have to thank my ex for making one very small suggestion which made the site look *way* better; people are going to have to wait until I've got the database working for any new pages....
As for me, I'm actually a student nurse now.
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 10:17 pm
Yea, life's a bitch sometimes.Works fine with firefox 0.92 on WinXP with Flash 7.0.19 ... maybe is the flash intro which was chimping
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 8:30 pm
Oselli are a company I have used for engine work.
I always thought tappet clearances were dependant on cam design.
John
I always thought tappet clearances were dependant on cam design.
John
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 9:26 pm
I'd say you were right John. I had an Allegro once for which I bought an engine from a breaker, after a rebuild I had a Crypton tune and because of the particular camshaft fitted, I was advised to set the valve clearance to 15 thou as opposed to the normal 12. To this day I'm not sure what car that engine was originally fitted to. I think it was an MG variant.