I don't have a heater but have used a dehumidifier for the last 10 years and it keeps the garage dry. It runs permanently and has a drain tube to outside. Seems pretty effective.
Thanks for the additional replies guys.. I found this number just forward of the diff housing on the offside. Googling it suggests the axle is off an early 3litre Capri. I'll make contact with these companies tomorrow.
Thanks Miniliteman. I intend to fit larger wheels as the existing ones (coincidentally minilites) don't fill the wheel arches sufficiently. That would further raise the gearing. Options now are to either fit a lower ratio diff in the axle, maybe a 3.44:1, or fit a V6, along with the larger wheels.
I have a 1962 Consul Capri, running a 2l Pinto and a Type 9 5 speed box. I'm not sure what rear axle I've got and have posted a couple of pics hoping somebody on here can identify it.
I get roughly 3.1 turns of the propshaft to 1 turn of the rear wheels and 26mph (on a gps speedo) per 1000rpm in top gear. Suggestions appreciated.
I have a 1962 Consul Capri running a 2l Pinto engine with a type 9 box which I believe is from a mid-eighties Sierra. I'm looking for advice on tuning the engine up to about 130-140bhp whilst maintaining usability for normal road use. Any ideas appreciated.
Hi all, I have a 1962 Consul Capri which I bought in early 2022. It runs a 2l Pinto and type 9 box which was added some years ago. Bodywork was extensively restored by a previous owner and remains in very good condition. The car is in daily use, weather permitting, covering about 5k miles a year.