Phil:
Side note, noted.
One of the areas we are working on at Moss is keeping technical and FAQ
content available. Reference the Tire, Wheel and Floor Installation
articles coming out in the British Motoring Magazine. We are hitting
the high points with complete articles that will then be archived with
reference links to the main web site.
As a non-MG example Check out the article I wrote on Jaguar wire wheel
designs, which is accessible from the Jaguar Wire Wheel page.
http://www.mossketeers.com/graphics/products/pdf/Jaguar%20Wire%20Wheels%
20Info.pdf
There is no way to incorporate even a fraction of the information into
the catalog format, due to the cost of printing. However we will be
incorporating more product information, so it will be easier to make
decisions between different products. The supercharger web page was the
first area to receive attention, as it is a very high dollar item.
Links from the page go to an FAQ list that I wrote(now on it's third
update) and the complete installation instructions.
Busy, busy.
Kelvin Dodd
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-mgs@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-mgs@autox.team.net] On
Behalf
> Of Phil Bates
> Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 7:22 AM
> To: Paul Hunt
> Cc: Mike Duvall; mgs
> Subject: Re: clutch problem
> Here's my side note to Kelvin Dodd - Moss catalogs used to carry a ton
of
> technical tips - how to reverse polarity on a tach, how to diagnose
clutch
> problems, etc., etc. They now have a website that has a tech tips
section,
> but it appears to be write in's from people. It would be great to
have
> the old Moss tech tips in that area. I keep my old catalogs just for
> reference at this point. I have a copy of the Original MGB (1962 -
1974),
> and couldn't find the slave pushrod travel as quickly as I could in an
old
> moss catalog - I actually didn't find it at all in the Origianl MGB.
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