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starfire039 · 06-06-11, 05:01 PM

Progress.

This is what it's made of: www.basf.com.br/PSMLoad.dll?id=2280&usage=501

Material code pa66 gf35. The engineer at Philips is going to assist in resealing this bad boy. I got a call back from M&H suprisingly, I have a contact that possibly worked on the plenum when it was produced. I'll see if I can get any leftovers, highly unlikely though but if you don't ask you don't get! But with the material code (that is actually printed on the plenum) a suitable method of bonding will be possible to select. If we've got replacement arms- we should be good to go!

06-06-11, 05:01 PM	#20
starfire039 Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: West Sussex Posts: 1,347	Progress. This is what it's made of: www.basf.com.br/PSMLoad.dll?id=2280&usage=501 Material code pa66 gf35. The engineer at Philips is going to assist in resealing this bad boy. I got a call back from M&H suprisingly, I have a contact that possibly worked on the plenum when it was produced. I'll see if I can get any leftovers, highly unlikely though but if you don't ask you don't get! But with the material code (that is actually printed on the plenum) a suitable method of bonding will be possible to select. If we've got replacement arms- we should be good to go! __________________ To do: New tyres all round Aircon re-gas Replace/fix rattly mirror Mark 2 dashboard Catch tank New VIS motors Fit bucket seats Induction kit New spark plugs + oil change New exhaust Decat Fix drivers seat mounting hole Reidy Remap Last edited by starfire039; 06-06-11 at 05:07 PM.