Pandamonium

Well it has now arrived and looks in great condition for the age. Paint work needs addressing, along with a few other bits, but this is a very rideable project that will be played with. Have a list of things I want to do and check, now slightly longer thanks to all the helpful information above, but looks solid and ready to roll. The carbs fitted are certainly stamped PHF36s. Engine sounds nice and QT and ticks over nicely once warmed up. Looking forward to getting it a run down the road, probably next yr

Well its in the back of the van so I guess well know more in the coming days. Will give it a good once over and get a few miles on it and see how it goes. Thanks

Thanks for the replies. Im told it had has 'Extensive revamp last winter by MG UK club member including new head bearings, brakes/forks re-sealed and electrics sorted. Koni Dial-a-Ride rear shocks. Mods include PHF36 Dell'Orto carbs with K&N filters, Sache electronic ignition, full stainless exhaust system, stainless brake lines, centre-mount propstand'. The electrics do look to have been upgraded but the fairing has been removed. It is there but needs work. There is only 33000 miles on it. I have asked about the sump extension. Thanks Mark

Looking at adding a 1979 1000 SP into the stable beside the V11 Café Sport. Does anyone have one, or had one and can point out some known issues/things to look out for? Cheers

Would love to have seen images of that, sounds really interesting. Both my morinis came from North Leicester. Stuart retired a few yrs back and his son took over and rebranded as Lusso Veloce

3 1/2 morini 🤤🤤 would love to have one in garage, i did have its last incarnation, a 350 Dart which looked like a baby paso, and its much larger brother a 9 1/2, which was a 1200 and not a 950

Thanks @docc @Speedfrog. New relays look to be about £2.20 each so that's a no brainer, will get them ordered up. Odyssey battery proving a little more difficult, the joys of living in Northern Ireland where UK places won't post to and NI stockists not listing the battery 😑

Hi Docc, the relays are marked as 0339A 32B, not seeing G8 marked on them. I'll pull them all tomorrow and give them a clean and pop them back in, I'll also check the spade connectors. Is there a decent battery recommendation to help all this? The current battery is marked as 2TX15L BS but at the local distributor ive been sent YTX15L BS and when I phone them I get told MG12B 4 🤦‍♂️

Thanks Phil, I'll avoid thr pods, might do the secondary crossover for fun later down the line the though

Thanks Phil, there is a standard cross over between the heads but I was thinking of the one under the engine, would the titanium ecu be capable of that or would a new map be needed? Are pods more hassle than they are worth? I will pull the bike out over the weekend and test the turning of the bars, although the bike is usually running straight when it cuts out, and confirm the idle once warmed up and choke fully in. Thanks Mark

Thanks for the link, looks like i can do a couple of those myself, after that might need a professional or MG specialist which is difficult here in Northern Ireland where we dont even have a dealer. The valves, injection and calibration was all done about 800 miles ago, again before I got it but that could have been a few yrs ago now, it hasn't had much use. The relays were replaced by a previous owner to Omron from motra tech, can get a look under the seat tomorrow

Evening all. Have had the cafe sport out a few times recently and it is cutting out when rolling off/braking and changing down when coming to a stop or round about. The battery has been on a trickle charger but im going to replace it as I dont know how old it is. The terminals are tight and it has had a recent service, including spark plugs and air filter and it did cut out before all that was done too. Anyone any suggestions on where else to look? The bike is fitted with the MG titanium exhausts and ecu, no crossover or open filters. Would fitting a crossover and open filters work with the ecu? Thanks

Opted for the pro bolt as they are listed as brembo so should fit exactly right

Haven't searched through the full site to see if they have longer shanked ones yet, was just wanting to see people's opinions on them. I replaced the bolts that hold the calipers to the forks a few months back with the correct bolts from Gutsibits, they were roughly £1 each and that is why I was questioning £40

Thanks for the replies. Wouldn't be too keen to paint if there are bolts out there but £41 for 8 bolts seems a bit crazy. The probolts site does give full specs including pitch and head height, so im wondering would these work, slightly taller head amd marine grade so better resistance https://www.accu.co.uk/metric-cap-head-screws/3159-SSC-M8-40-A4