Hopefully the credit card details don't get mixed up too!

Cheers Rudolf

Yes, they have a new website. It works very well on my PC, is a more modern design.

But ... all my account details were lost, my address and shipping details as well as the e-mail address were mixed with another customer
and you will no longer see previous orders. Fixed it manually.
Rudolf

It had to look like this after fitting the chain:

Thanks Paul,
that confirmed my suspicions! That's exactly how I'm going to do it now.
Cheers Rudy

Hi, I need the expertise of this great forum again. I am currently dismantling my Mk2. I found no pressure valve in the front crankshaft, just an empty thread. I know the pressure valve is in the pump, what is normally in the front crankshaft of the Mk 2 engines? Is there a plug or stud (size ?) Is ...

cmfalco and David are right, but the (simplified) table is intended for homemade measurements, where the error for the usual rod to stroke ratio is very small (about 1,5 mm if you double the rod length). For example the chart shows 40,5 ° for the data set as David calculated. But for the purist the ...

May be helpful, the example says:

If you have an stroke of 80mm and you have 7mm BTDC your angle is 30°
Regards Rudy

" The aomcc rods solve that problem and are a superior rod to what was originally fitted and do not have the same weak spot shown in the photos. And as an encouragement there is a refund given when your old rods are returned. "

And so I did (after cleaning the sludge traps)!

Rudy

Definitely….

Alloy rods have a finite life…..
Cheerio Rudy

Found in my library:
Regards Rudy