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  1. #1
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    I've run neither on my goof with zero issues ever. Although you will have problems with rego if its currently unregistered, depending on who does it and whether they want to be a pain in the arse.

    In blessed NSW we get to go for a rego inspection every year, which is fine for me, my old man has his own shop, but can be a pain for others wanting to have a technically illegal vehicle.

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    Dont run em on the race track but if its on dirty roads id say a good idea to run the bottom one

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    Thanks guys, It's back together without any covers. The bottom one was too stuffed to bother with. 2 out of 4 mounts were stuffed and it's pretty buggered from rubbing against the back of the pulley. I might put a lower one back on if I find one in good nick later on.

    Pete

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    I ran my mk1 with no cover's on it for over 350+K. incl. dirt rally driving.

    Never had a problem.

    Engine never even came with a lower cover. Only a top one
    Last edited by Oneofthegreats; 16-03-2008 at 09:57 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by golfworx View Post
    I ran my mk1 with no cover's on it for over 350+K. incl. dirt rally driving.

    Never had a problem.
    Well, I think we can all safely say that the cover is just a pain in the arse and of no real use then.

    Sounds like you really beat the balls off it...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Preen59 View Post
    Well, I think we can all safely say that the cover is just a pain in the arse and of no real use then.

    Sounds like you really beat the balls off it...
    I'll say that it hasn't had the easiest life starting from the day it was rebuilt.

    It was & still is a freaky engine as some of the local Melb. & Tassie crew will know.

    Just have to fit it into something else.

    Your right. The cover is just a pain in the arse. Especially if you have a vernier pulley too.

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