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I'll be happy watching the 3 back-to-back 6Nations games tomorrow. I went to Eng v Italy last weekend, Twickenham isn't all that far up the A316 for me really!
Oh lets please NOT start a thread on rugby now. Hehehe - pity 'bout the pesky French putting a dampener on things for the lads in green shirts.
Sunday's game against the Welsh boyos is gonna be one to watch !!!
Does anyone know how to accuratly identify the various cams other than measure lift,duration etc?I have a set of RS2 cams,a set of "7A" cams (2 litre 20v I5),a set of 3B cams and a set of ABY cams.None have any part numbers on them.There are numbers and markings in various places on the cams,but nothing I could identify as a true part number.
That would do my head in - seriously - how do *YOU* know which ones are which ?
Have never studied them myself for identifying marks... Must be a trick there !
That's a lot of cams. So you've got the NM cams as well?
We used to get used Japanese Volkswagen Passat Autobahns here in NZ (made by Nissan),fitted with the 2 litre 20v I5.Im not sure if its an NM designation,the number on the block on most of them was indecipherable.Seemed to have w and x in a five letter code.Odd!
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