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Richard Jameson (from the other forum) got good results using standard, but I imagined modified 12v manifolds; limitations due to class of competition he was competing in?

2) Because I'm a tight-arse, I welded a small strip of metal to the missing / damaged flange section of my nuts(!)

I'm pretty convinced the Sachs pressure plate is not unique to this car. I am thinking circa 70's Porsche 911 or may be a VW. The release bearing I can get welded / repaired but my car is a daily driver and a need a replacement pretty snappy.

.. a famous person from Sweden once said these bearings are NLA, I think he's right, so, what options do I / we have?

.. are the forks and pivot ball thingy the same?

I am after the bottom one, where can I get one from? Is this common with say a 105 Alfa or other Alfa, or anything else?

No takers on this? I have to take it apart and have a look..

.. it's very heavy but seems to be well made, had it now for over 12 years. Anyway, what kind of design is it - absorption, reflection or other design?

.. can you hear anything?

I was hoping it would be a cheap common part shared with other cylinder manufacturers such as Lockheed and other UK / EU suppliers. I think it's 3/4" / 19mm and I hazard a guess it's a common seal.

Thanks. There is a certain Alfa spares dealer in the UK that tells me they are the same. I know the 75 3 litre and GTV6 mounts are bigger then the TS and Alfetta 2.0 litre but I am not too sure if the larger one for both cars was the same.

.. can anyone confirm if the GTV6 and 75 3 litre gearbox mounts are the same?

.. anyone have experience of these kits? I like the cruising capabilities of the 75, which I rate very highly and don't want to ruin by a "crashy kit".

yeah been feeling like that for a while..

Back to the clutch.. can't say it feels heavier at the bottom. I wanted to reduce the travel and the weird travel arc but the the assister was causing the pedal to stick down so I took it off.

.. took mine off today, pedal feels lighter and I have set it lower, and with no detrimental effects; has anyone else done this?