When the weather gets bad, rip apart your carburetors
Once again a project that wasn't supposed to happen is happening. After recommending that you don't take apart perfectly good MGB GT carburetors the...
Don’t take your SU HS4 carburetor apart
Why would anyone in their right mind take apart a well running SU HS4 carb that came off their MGB? Because you can!
I started...
Freshly painted MGB GT engine, don’t make it dirty
I'm just finishing up installing most of the auxiliary bits on my newly painted MGB GT engine and it's looking really nice. My hope...
What to do on your MGB restoration during bad weather
We were hit with a large amount of snow over the Christmas holiday and it's still hanging around. Fortunately the weather has warmed up,...
Timing gears, chain and tensioner are on the MGB engine
The original MGB 18V engine had a single row timing chain that altered the timing to offer more power at the low RPM end....
Moving my MGB engine for the final assembly
My 1967 MGB GT engine will go together quickly at this stage with not much left to do except put parts on the block....
Installing the MGB oil pump
Installing the MGB GT oil pump is pretty straight forward. My pump was in pieces after cleaning and inspection and I decided to just...
Installing a new camshaft in the MGB
This is probably one of the easier jobs to accomplish as there isn't really anything to go wrong. I finally bought a new camshaft...
I’ll save you some grief when you install your MGB oil pump
You have finally put together your rebuilt MGB engine and the day has come to fire it up for the first time. WTF... there...
Installing the MGB GT pistons
It's amazing how quickly an engine will go together once you have all the parts ready. Having a little knowledge helps as well so...
