Gurus of 10/10ths!
Please explain an anomaly that is puzzling me and others on the TR Register message board. Triumphs were the first (and the last) production cars to have Lucas Pi fuel injection, so we alwasy have an interest in other applications of the systm.
McLaren have, carefully preserved in the Tech Museum, and displayed at Goodwood, an M7C car. The car used Lucas Pi fuel injection, and has a Lucas Pi fuel pump, which is easily seen on the left side of the car, just in front of the engine compartment, attached BY A CABLE TIE. No sign of a bracket or any attachment other that thin strip of plastic.
See:
http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/img/3...-Cosworth.html
I can't believe that this was the case 'in the day'. Quite apart from it's vulnerable position, its attached by a zipstrip! No scrutineer would pass that! Is this a bodge to get the car running for Goodwood or another exhibit and never corrected?
JOhn