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| Hi Roger! Thank you very much fpr your reply! I need theese covers so what do I have to do to become a proud member of your club? I do have a Mini Marcos, I think thats already godd to become a menber of the Marcos owner club and I need some parts for it for the restauration. Looking forward to your reply! Best regards from Austria Peter |
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| Hi Peter - as Mike says, the headlight covers are available through the owners club. We can even post a pair to Austria if needed. If you are a non-member, you can still purchase a pair of headlamp covers, we just charge you a bit extra. Far better to join the owners club of course! By the way, the club can also supply a fixing kit for the headlamp covers - all part of the service Roger Club Secretary |
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| The light covers are available through the club. Mike |
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| Dear guys, I need for my current restauration a pair of MK2-5 covers for the headlights. Thanks in advance for your offers! Kind regards from AUSTRIA/Europe! Peter, from Groszmugl |
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| Hi Graham, If you wire the fans in series, they will run at approx half speed. I would use the MPI feed to drive a relay and wire the fans in parallel from another 12V feed (probably from the perm live on the solenoid given its proximity). |
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| Graham, I used some 3/4 inch X 3 inch rectangular tube, cut a section the width of the Miata front mount, one for each side. I then drilled through, small hole on bottom for bolt, larger hole on top so the lip on the underside of the Miata mounting tab fit into the top hole. Then it was all bolted through with longer bolts. I'll grab a picture when I remove them for painting.. Mike | ||
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| Roger - yes, a 9" fan is too large for the Fiat Cinq radiator I'm using. By chance I already had a 9" fan that I've already offered up. I've now got another fan of the same size/type to fit to the car, and have had it confirmed that the original MPI loom I'm using can handle the current draw if I wire the two fans in series. So now all I have to do is get it fitted... |
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| There is history on the club website that should give you what you need (home button at the top of the page). Mike |
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| Hi all, Been a long long time since I've been active here, but I have my car on the road (got it reasonably sorted just as the pandemic started). One thing is there are a few British classic car events around, and nobody knows what the MM is. Has anyone made a flier that they show with the car that has some of the description? In the last event, I was placed in a class of "mini variants" (mainly stock mini pickups and wagons), and there was apparently a fair bit of confusion about why the MM was placed there, etc (there weren't any of the larger Marcos vehicles at that event either. Next time I get around to one of those things, I may try to make a little sign with some info about the history/build/etc. And was wondering if someone had done similar for theirs, so I could borrow/steal some ideas. |
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| Hi Graham I followed the Merlin link - that's quite a small fan, but if it's what you need, ok Electric fans can be obtained through the owners club, but they are about 9" in diameter The club fans are the correct size for the club radiator - and they are rather less expensive I guess a club fan would be too large for the application you have in mind? Roger Club Secretary |
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