Recent content by pottinger

hey guys, Im back :roll: :lol: :msn4: Not been on for a while....mostly been enjoying the bus :lol: and its been running brilliantly....touch wood.... now doing little nice jobs on it which brings me to the tar board above the engine in the engine compartment.... ive searched and can...

All done mate Potts

Any more news on this .? A Curious Potts

NOR ME :cry: a stickerless potts :)

im goin to stop reading this post, i was perfectly happy with my engine untill now :evil: a stick to my twin carb 1600 potts !

no, but you can order them with it, thats what i did and LOVE LOVE LOVE my zorstypoos a back in the saddle potts :D

^WHS :D a been away a longtime potts :lol:

"Do you want these matches Dad?" :D

cheers guys, just got back from hols and found some in me box here that fit good, made up the seal outa some weird thing i found in my tool box too :shock: :lol: thanks again fellas a tooled up potts

liking this thread :P i will add two to the list, you get all nervous when a weeks gone past and you havent posted on here a "how do you do this" thread.... Also when you have forgotten that youre bus is LHD, not an automatic, youre coming to a junction thats 25 yards away and another bus...

:lol: :lol: :lol: i never ever ever even noticed my hole before untill ive just gone and seen its there :lol: teach me for bein a smartarse :roll: :lol: a outwitted potts

last question promise :msn4: does it matter what size wire is used to get to the thinest wire, ie fusebox 1 amp fuse then 15 amp wire connected to this and run to the 2 amp wire and connected therefore safe :? or should the wire be matched as near as poss ? brain says it makes no difference...

hey all, got some led strip lights (single colour) 5 metres 24w 3a now, the connection off the led strip is a pos and neg wire. the wire itself is VERY thin. i was going to run a wire from a fusebox (fused at 3a) onto a switch then onto the LED strip. If i run a normal size wire (ie a 5amp...

havent seen these before, but they look nice. not used comps either, but i beleive you wire the units speaker wire to the crossover, then 1 channel of the crossover to ya woofer and the other one to ya tweeter :lol: I do beleive there is a way of utilising all four of the powerpacks channels...

8) dont forget, 17amp wire, 15a inline fuse to yellow 12v power supply wire or it will sound barely no different to the headunit.... :D (out of the 100s of good reviews online, the 3 bad ones i came across where all down to them using the wrong power input for it to give its best ! a teaching...