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Started by oz, September 24, 2009, 11:07:44 AM

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Seldom Seen Slim

Oz, here's my chance to ask -- just what is a quid?  How much -- just slang for one pound, or a pair of 'em, or five -- I've seen the word used and haven't ever been told the definition.

I know, I know -- if I lived near you I'd know.  But - -

Thanks.
Jon E. Wennerberg
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Glen

Heck SSS, I thought he mis-spelled SQUID or it was a dirty word you blanked out :evil:
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LOL at Glen,,, now that was funny.... :cheers:

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oz

Ah a quid, let me see is it a Squid without a lisp a Quad that has a drive shaft hanging out or an offhand funny remark that has been spelt wrong?
At the current exchange rate a Quid is about $1.50ish I think,You really should spend more time here!!
TTFN Oz
Newcastle born and bred a City built on Coal and Steel and a people built of stronger stuff

Seldom Seen Slim

So do I understand that a "quid" is a separate and unique amount of money, NOT related to a pound?  Or is it a pound and you just didn't answer specifically?
Jon E. Wennerberg
a/k/a Seldom Seen Slim
Skandia, Michigan
(that's way up north)
2 Club member x2
Owner of landracing.com

RayTheRat

From www.dictionary.com:

Quid
–noun, plural quid.
British Informal. one pound sterling.


oz

Newcastle born and bred a City built on Coal and Steel and a people built of stronger stuff

oz

The Blower has turned up a brand new M58 Eaton of a BMW Mini but one thing I didnt take into consideration was the rotation of the blower,Seems my options are to
A,use a belt from the crank to a contra rotating gear.
B.Drive it of the starter ring gear of the clutch but that may get a bit hot.
C.Drive it of the opposite side of the motor but that means a load of machining.
the other problem /query is where the hell is the oiling on it, has anyone had experience of the usage of these blowers
Cheers Oz



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beerbellykelly

hi OZ nBECKS- :-)i have played with third generation eaton m45 and m90,S   undoubtedly a well engineered product, leading the way in Roots type blower development,in fact the only progress for a long time!
. Boost is produced by volume displacement rather than tip speed like a centrifugal blower. This alloWs even better boost from zero RPM.

the lubrication system is self contained.so no need for oil lines,returns,or cavitation catch tanks.

i did a bit of work for EATON- but not on the the automotive side,the machine used to produce the unique rotor profiles was made by HOLROYD,it was their install guy that i spoke to ages ago about the kompressor merc before they came out.

these blowers run INCREDIBLY hot,but out in the open,on methanol i see no problem.

its was a pleasure to see and feel just how light these potent little thumpers are.

GO OZCO!!!

I BELIEVE THATS A M45----

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oz

Been a while but I actually managed to get in the workshop and do a bit... a very small bit,
I thought I would have a go with the gearbox and mock it up to see how everything would line up!

I now have a dilema the Harley FXR gearbox has a tapered shaft and my clutch basket which was given to me (Cheers Daf) is a later model with splines rather than tapered shaft model.

Apparently there is an upgraded shaft does anyone know anything about them and where I can get hold of one.

Cheers Oz
Newcastle born and bred a City built on Coal and Steel and a people built of stronger stuff

beerbellykelly

i been a member of a vintage american vee twin site for a while,there are some very up to gearheads there,let me have the model details or dimentions and i,ll go n ask them,

i found some good deals on INDIAN parts via the site-

im due a visit to the hills of buzzrd,but must stay off the beer for a week,so after then!

i just keep melting!!
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