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The 700 saga continues. In the good-news department, I got the clutch refaced. The worn one was down to the rivets and below .2" Refaced it is just above .4" unloaded. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-HMudhhB_I0E/UoJfen1JLAI/AAAAAAAACTA/gvPLuq4y_9A/w412-h549-no/20131112_115726.jpg https:...

What sort of a climber could this be?
http://bringatrailer.com/2013/11/04/200 ... g-chassis/

oops I should have posted this here. For some reason my brain read "classified" not "...cation" sorry

Nice article.
thanks,
Mike

Here are some pics I got from check 1, 3, or Holding
https://plus.google.com/photos/10802876 ... 7739036449

Some last minute carb sync/tuning (hope I don't break anything like those damn fragile emulsion towers!) and we load up for Philo!

Lots of fun in the garage and around the block with this but the power problem persisted. Finally, a break through. I found a tiny plug in the float bowl! https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-USqj3wnWhaI/UlGABgcVa6I/AAAAAAAACLA/UBgYdSb3I0Y/w412-h549-no/20131005_180629.jpg this was flooding out that cy...

Mopar 151w2 wrote:For my fave little 700, i'd think about "pickling" it for the winter with 1/2 gallon of straight race gas.

Pickling? PICKLING?!?!?!?!? Nay, she shall run again and at FULL POWER (all 50 little ponies of them.) Ice racing season is coming up!

Miss ya all at Ascutney this weekend.

Yikes, I'm not trying to win. I'm just trying to get the little motor running again.
cheers,

1. Correct, cams don't increase compression but it does have the higher compression than the stock engine achieved by shaved heads I believe...anyhow... 2. I'll get a compression tester and see what it gets but I think compression is good based on the fact that it starts easy, doesn't blow oil, and ...

Ah, remember me: little old BMW coupe? First and only event this year was the Ascutney Hill Climb. I'd love to be up and running for the next one in September but I'm having the nagging power issue. Any tips or advise on tuning this little Bimmer (not Beamer)* details and some specs: http://en.wikip...