Posts on Exhaust

OK, one more bicycle post before I get back to that Rover P5.

This is the first thing I see when I wake up.

I have a workshop.

I found a Network SouthEast map from about 1991 on eBay.

TL;DR: test your power selection switches.

So I mounted a radiator in the wrong end of a Rover P5.

Link to embedded video Todd Daniel Snider - October 11, 1966 - November 14, 2025 Aimless, Inc.

This site is pretty fast.

OK, so I built my dream bike from back in the day.

I like projects.

Oh, you didn't think I'd stop there, did you?

I usually say yes to stuff.

Sometimes, my projects fail.

This is the driver's seat from a 1985 Toyota Supra.

You alright there?

I know what you're thinking.

These are Rover P5 leaf spring perches, which aren't actually from my Rover P5.

I built a welding cart.

This is my MIG welder.

I like my workshop's speaker.

If your digital level looks like this... ...then I can show you how to calibrate it.

So like, Google Domains.

Many tools died to bring you this information.

Nearly four years ago, I bought a fifth-generation Ford Fiesta for £600.

On and off over the last few weeks I have been migrating this site from a Django app written by me to a static site generator called Hugo.

I found myself at a rare loose end this weekend, fuelled by waiting for things to show up for the next stage of the Rover P5.

I know what you're thinking.

This was my Rover P5's engine.

A fully-dressed LS1 V8 engine weighs exactly 215 kilos.

I now have a workshop.

This was my rocker cover.

Link to embedded video All of my neighbors are all up in arms About something they saw on TV Some politician got busted for something That won't make much difference to me Now I'm sure it's all true and I'm tired of this too But I can't pray for some guy…

This was my turbo.

I originally planned to fold this into the upcoming "turbo" part of the rationalisation series, but there are parts of that which are still not complete, and are entirely out of my hands at the moment.

I had an overheating episode in 2020.

In part 1, I spoke of things being either old or badly modified, and those things being targets of my 323 GTX "rationalisation" subproject.

This was my air filter.

This is my 323 GTX's new intercooler, next to its original one.

Cars age differently these days, and by "these days" I mean "the last two and a bit decades".

Guard Cat loves sunshine.

This was my desk chair.

This is a top link from the front suspension of a Rover P5.

This is my desk chair.

The easy, snarky post would be "it's the current year and there are still systems out there that can't handle non-ASCII characters", on Twitter.

Here are some things that happened in my life recently, none of which really merit their own post.

TL;DR: Use imapsync with DavMail.

Rail Alphabet is beautiful.

By Jessica.