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Originally posted by Steve-SST

Yes but an RB Gemini.

Can anyone give me details about this RB Gemmy, or even better the no. for Steve Lee (& where he works).

Its just that I have a mate who has been keen for some time to bomb a Gemmy (as a little project) and many people have told him to chuck in a Rotary although he cant stand the noise and lumpiness of them & did in fact ask if any of the RB motors could be modified to fit.

Any details would be greatly appreciated.

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Adam,

Problem is that people that work in workshops, as opposed to mates or people that do stuff for "nothing", are busy and we dont gain a lot from diagnosing your problem for you and then you going off and fixing the problem yourself. Lumpy and I gave you a fairly accurate assessment of your issues when you came in, and we are more than capable of diagnosing and fixing the issues you have.

Other thing to bear in mind is workshops tend not to like repairing other people's mistakes, particularly when those mistakes have cost you your available fundage and you want it done on the cheap.

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