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Old 07-12-2017, 09:43 AM
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Leave it to Clarke to find a Neat-Nick way to do this!
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[QUOTE=o1xjr;1719772]Just reach down between the twin Su's with the left hand and spin the filter off, reach around the front Su with the right hand and hold a rag under the filter.
job done with no mess.

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Thanks for the demo on your S1 Clarke. I guess scrapping the FI in favour of carby's on your S3 motor has a real side benefit

Kind'a proves that less clutter under the lid equates to less aggro.
 

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Originally Posted by jagent
Thanks for the demo on your S1 Clarke. I guess scrapping the FI in favour of carby's on your S3 motor has a real side benefit

Kind'a proves that less clutter under the lid equates to less aggro.
The car came with an S3 engine, but I didn't know until we had to replace the engine. So all the S1 simple stuff was already there to bolt straight onto the new one.
I just thought it had the S3 head and oil filter upgraded from the original cartridge type.
 

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