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Marlin 5exi builds Calling all you sexi builders....sorry 5exi builders, show us your progress.

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Old 26th October 2006, 11:23
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Hi all, I'm trying to order my pedal box from Rover and am unsure as to which car it is off? I have bought too many new items only to find they are incorrect!

I think it is from the 200 1.6? not the 25 1.6 can anyone confirm this?

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Old 26th October 2006, 11:40
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Mine's from a bubble shape (circa 1997), 1.6 K-series car.

Are you building it from new parts, to get a new reg plate?
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Hi John, yes all new parts to get the new reg!
I thought for the expense of building the car in the first place I may aswell spend a little more and have a new car!

I have decided on a different route for the hydraulic cluth but not sure whether it will work until parts have arrived

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Craig if it helps I used the R25 Pedal box. I think you will find that they are identical to the R200 Bubble type. Rover did not have the money or inclination to change such things when they did the update.

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Thanks for the advice! Do I have to have the pedals shortened or can you manage without?

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Have the Brake & Clutch pedals shortened..in my opinion, it's not safe to drive if you don't......throttle is OK left alone (this gives a nice long throttle pedal...as the orange demo car)

...Brake and clutch - strip the pedals from the box and send them to Marlin. Mine came back within a fortnight and were a superb job...pedal heights just right.

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Cheers Rich! It's a pity a chucked the Marlin pedal box I had originally as I thought the gas pedal was too long but had not looked at build manual properly DOH!!

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