have thought about doing that. think it could also be the speedo cable as that would explain my idle problems as well.
Really need some to have a look at it but have not got anyone local with the williams knowlegde if you know what i mean.
have thought about doing that. think it could also be the speedo cable as that would explain my idle problems as well.
Really need some to have a look at it but have not got anyone local with the williams knowlegde if you know what i mean.
Yes it overreads at 230-235 km/h it's 220-223 km/h ;)Originally Posted by chip
That makes more sense.Originally Posted by Markic
Seemed like it was geared wrong otherwise as the speed didnt seem to tie up with the revs.
130!?Originally Posted by Markic
That's pretty darn hot I think? Hope you use good oil...
That's OK Wobba. Yes, I use Motul V300 15W50.
Normal operating OIL temp on a Willy is between 90-120.
130 is still OK, but slow down and cool down the car. 140 is critical, but still there is space to cool it off. Willys have shit heat exchanger, no oil cooler, so they are running really hot.
Ive seen those sort of temps on my car too on track, and it led to lower oil pressure as a result, I swapped to Motul 300V though which is specifically designed to operate at those sort of temps without a problem and that improved things.Originally Posted by Wobba
An oil cooler would be a good idea though really!
Yup also running the 300v and a cooler had a dramatic effect
Ive had 150mph on the clocks a few times with no problems or especialy long roads- speedo is 5mph out according to the satnav. Goes like stink all the way there to be fair
Decat, Full stainless, green panel filter, unknown chip & special air intake mod.
If yours is struggling try a damn good service before all else then go from there.
Maybe a possibility the engine may not be a williams engine maybe a valver?
how do you tell the difference between the 2.??????
There is a plate on the front of it near the dipstick that will say F7P or F7R, or you can take a plug out, poke a rod down the hole, and slowly turn the crank over by hand and measure the stroke.Originally Posted by sclark2604