'67 MGB Engine Test, Rebuilt at Brit Bits with our Roller Rocker Kit.
Norm Michaels here at Brit Bits installed a set of our High Ratio Roller Rockers on this '67 MGB engine rebuild. Prior to installation, we ground in some extra clearance for the pushrods. The Roller Rockers popped in with ease! With this setup the rockers are fitted to the shaft with twin needle roller bearings. This setup differs from the original in that roller are used to contact the valve stems allowing them to be more efficient by staying open longer. It will be interesting to get this engine in the car and test it out on the dynamometer to see what sort of power increase we get!
MGB-GT Engine run
Here is my '69 MGB-GT being warmed-up since it sits in the garage most of the year.
My 1969 MGB I restored in 2000
This is the 1969 I restored in 2000, I hope this site encourges others to make videos of their cars and tips they learn while restoring.
Engine noise
Clacking valve noise in my 1967 MGB GT
no valve covers
running my chevy 250 inline six without the valve cover
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Valves - What order to Adjust
Adjusting your valves is an important maintenance procedure to keep your car running well. Moss Motors tech department dispel the myths.
1966 MGB with a Rover V8 - Episode 2 - Assembly
Ken Smith demonstrates basic engine assembly starting with cylinder head gaskets and installing the cylinder heads. Using Arp Studs, Ken demonstrates how to torque the cylinder head studs on his Rover V8 3.5 Liter engine which will be installed in his 1966 MGB V8 conversion project. Enjoy! Cheers!
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MGB GT restoration, Part2, Terry's
Terry's MGB GT restoration part 2, like to thank Ian (Welder) for his advise and experience and getting me started on the Welding last year 2007, always try and get some one with experience to spend 2 to 3 days to show you how to Weld, then put it into practice, and have a go your self. Part 3 coming soon.