thats right, 4.4mm would probably help a lot, but i don't want to lose any braking 
power, so i will keep these mags for spares or maybe for racing one day. thanks for 
your help!

--- "Terry Rudd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Mark,
>
>With 240K struts you can only reduce the track by only a very small amount
>i.e. 4.4mm by using late model 200B hubs and the down side is that you have
>to use the 200B brakes and callipers as well which will diminish your front
>braking by ~20% or so. Unfortunately the 48mm stuff isn't a mix and match
>option. Pity about the wheels, I take it they're mags and you can't get the
>centres moved.
>
>regards
>Terry
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mark Firman
>Sent: Tuesday, 26 February 2002 11:19 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: a few queries
>
>
>thanks for the reply, but i have just one more question! Is there any way to
>decrease the track width on a 1600 with 240K struts? (i know it sounds
>stupid) I have some rims with the wrong offset that stick out too far on the
>front. I would like to be able to tuck them under as they are nice rims!
>Thanks.
>
>--- "Terry Rudd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>Mark,
>>
>>Springs too hard - I didn't think they made them too hard as we like them
>>hard.
>>
>>You can use 1600 springs with 240K struts as they're the same diameter.
>It's
>>very unlikely that they will vary the suspension height much as a stock
>>height 1600 spring for 70+ struts are fairly short in comparison to 240K
>>springs.
>>
>>On the engine starting issue, you've verified two out of the three things
>>required to fire.
>>
>>Check that you have spark at the plugs and that it's arriving on time and
>it
>>should be a goer.
>>
>>1. fuel and air in correct proportion
>>2. compression in sufficient quantity
>>3. spark strong and on time
>>
>>regards
>>Terry
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mark Firman
>>Sent: Monday, 25 February 2002 5:15 PM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: a few queries
>>
>>
>>Hi, i was just after any ideas or suggestions on a couple of queries of
>>mine, any thoughts would be helpful, thanks.
>>
>>1. My 1600 has 240K struts and springs, and the springs are WAY too hard. I
>>have some 1600 springs, can i put those in? Will it raise or lower the car?
>>
>>2. I also have an L20B that cranks over really well on the starter but just
>>wont fire. It has a single weber and i am confident the fuel is getting
>>there, but it just wont start! Also compression is good in 3 cylinders but
>a
>>little lower in the 4th. Any ideas on how i can get this engine going?
>(this
>>engine is out of a 1600 that was in a front end collision if that
>helps?!?!)
>>
>>I really want to get this engine going, so if anyone has any ideas that
>>might help it would be great!
>>Cheers, Mark.
>>
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