Triumph Repair/Scott Cypher

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DateUserKCTPNComments
2009-07-22Jason10101010No 
2009-07-20Ben10101010NoMany thanks. I did cut out the lumenition and resort to points. I now have a purring powerful Vitesse again! The lumenition was frying the coils. Tried ballasted as well.
2009-07-17David10101010No 
2009-07-17Orloff108910NoScott Thank you for your response.
2009-06-25Ben10101010NoThank you very much. I hadn't thought about getting an earlier manifold. What a great idea.
2009-06-16Dave10101010No 
2009-06-11Frank10101010No 
2009-06-11Barry10101010NoThanks
2009-06-11Scott B. Marsh891010YesThanks so much for you help
2009-06-04Jim10101010YesThanks. Sounds like a good idea. Bore looked good in master cylinder. I will reinspect tomorrow. Really appreciate the help.
2009-06-03barry10101010Nothanks lots of things to try before it becomes a major engine overhaul!!
2009-05-20Jim1061010NoI didn't understand some of the answer. Think Scott is too smart-but thats a good thing.
2009-04-20doug mabee10101010Yeswhat a great answer i never would have thought of that, i will give it a go this makes sense
2009-04-17Carl1010710NoScott Thank you. I figured it out thru trial & error. I actually primed it with 30 weight motor oil. very messy, but effective. I also learned that the relief valve must be on the engine and tightened for the pump to pressurize. Silly me.
2009-04-16Bob991010YesThanks for the info.
2009-04-07mark10101010Yes 
2009-03-29Tom8888NoThanks. If it's as easy as ensuring that I have the right kind of carburetor, then I'm in. I never had to tinker much with my 77 Spitfire so I'm not as knowledgeable under the hood.
2009-03-29Daniel9101010No 
2009-03-29Garrett10101010YesGreat, I was hoping it would be something simple. Thanks for your help
2009-03-15Mark10101010Yesexcellent (good sense) guidance. . .there was flow through the radiator but the coolant level was low. . .I now have to track down whether I have a hose, radiator, or water pump leak. . it is running smoothly now. . thanks
2009-02-28tom10101010Nothanks for the info
2009-02-28Garry10101010NoThanks. There is a rebuilt tranny in my future. I will revisit the issue then.
2009-02-26Alan10101010Yes 
2009-02-18Mac10101010Yes 
2009-02-11Joseph C. Mannino10101010No 
2009-02-11Craig10101010Yes The oil filter was converted to a spin on version. I will test the pressure at idle, 3000 rpm and clean the valve. Thank you for your advice!
2009-02-11Craig10101010NoThank you!
2009-02-05Craig10101010NoTerrific thanks. I'm looking forward to the fun already!
2009-02-03Bill10101010YesScott, Thank you for your quick and helpful answer. What a great service.
2009-01-23Craig10101010NoGreat guy. Really helped. Thanks.

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Scott Cypher

Expertise

Can answer about Triumph Spitfire 1500, GT6, TR6 Engine repair, modifications, mechanical questions, part interchangeability, Can't answer Triumph other models not mentioned above, cosmetic, electrical or interior/exterior trim issues.

Experience

Triumph enthusiast for 22 years; own a TR6, TR7, Spitfire, GT6. Race a Spitfire in SCCA, Preparing at GT6 for Vintage Race, TR7/TR6 for street use.

Organizations
FOT, NASS mail list, SCCA

Education/Credentials
None specific to the subject matter.

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