Thinking of putting a turbo on my 8210
- Thread starter Thomas5060
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Not really, rusted around the bottoms
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
I'm actually isoponing a wee bit on the door and a mudguard so might give it a go. Have some fastglass sheets so will maybe try using them
Vincent
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- Kildare Ireland
Did you try any long time dealers that may have old stock, like Perry's in Athy or Atkinson 's in the Wirral and there is plenty of others worth a try to.
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Not really sure of dealers over there, will give my local ones a shout tomorrow and see what they have
Mursal
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Loads of stuff on U-Tube, Thomas about using the Isopon P40 and ordinary fibre glass, shout if your stuck
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Thanks mursal, after owning several old tractors I'm well used to isopon now
I use P40, then go over it with P38 and it smooths it nicley
Mursal
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Did you try Quality Tractor Parts, in Cavan click ?
Yes its handy stuff ...........
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Not Cavan but close ...........
Yes its handy stuff ...........
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Not Cavan but close ...........
Boohoo
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- Newtownabbey
If you can't track down any old stock UK spec headlights the French spec headlights are still available from New Holland. Internals wouldn't be any good but it would get you new casings
Happy hillbily
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- Uwchaled, North Wales
Those lights are propper buggered, i think the £30 ebay lamps woul be the cheapest way to go.
JohnBoy
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- Southern Ireland.
Would only be the glass that's different I'd think so if your lenses are ok and the french lights are otherwise identical then you should be good?
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Filled in and painted the left mudguard during the week, forgot to take a before photo
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Thanks Mursal, didn't think it was too bad for a lad with no patienceTidy job, saved a few hundred there, Thomas .........
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Do t think il bother with a turbo, got her dynoed there now and I'm happy with her at the hp she is at
Not bad for an untouched straight 6
Not bad for an untouched straight 6
deere2140
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- South Lanarkshire
That's nearly up at 1594 power!
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Only difference is the 82 can handle it
i understand why you don't want to push it too far but there must of been some reason you wanted to put a turbo in the first place! just because you know the numbers isnt going to give it anymore powerDo t think il bother with a turbo, got her dynoed there now and I'm happy with her at the hp she is at
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Not bad for an untouched straight 6
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
I wanted a turbo for the soundi understand why you don't want to push it too far but there must of been some reason you wanted to put a turbo in the first place! just because you know the numbers isnt going to give it anymore power