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I'm pretty sure the cast in number is the casting number, the type 6 identification is on the aluminium tag.......assuming it's original. Phone Peter at North West Classics.
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I found a lot of conflicting information about bore sizes, change dates, part numbers and ratios.

Measuring is probably the safest way to go.

...and in further news, I can confirm that my Engine Guard display unit, which I installed for accurate real-time temperature info, also has a voltage function, a simple wire to control box Earth in my case, so I can toggle from engine temp to voltage readout pretty easily. SO - it looks as though the best course is to use the Engine Guard as my voltage checker, and keep the benefit (and originali...

A helpful summary of the challenges and possible solutions for our old cars.

Merv

I just checked and mine is still on there.

Fair comment, Ian - praps I should've clarified (per a recent discussion) that it was a new loom in 2022; my concern centres on the grub screw terminals which are clean but original. I had a similar set up in the TD which worked loose and gave m
e smoke and a big fright a few years ago. I totally agree that the amp meter gives a meaningful real-time account of how the charging system is behavi...

I've removed the servo and would like to get a seal kit on order ahead of stripping it down, but not sure what bore size it is.
I found a table of servo part numbers and their bore sizes that Allan posted on the MG Experience site a few years back, but the numbers on my servo don't match the LR prefixes in the table.
Mine has '232 656C' cast in and '4257-812-4' on an aluminium tag. I can me...

Dear fellow MGA owners,

It has been a while since I last posted on this forum. About 15 years ago, I became active in the world of MGA registries, and for many years now I have helped maintain the MGA Register Holland.

The register now contains records for 15,468 MGAs, along with 28,070 photos covering 8,414 cars.

I would like to invite anyone who has not yet registered ...

Not sure if any one has seen this it’s time to clear out my dad’s workshop where he’s been reconditioning and manufacturing midget and sprite wishbones for nigh on 50 yrs https://ebay.us/m/plZneg