QUOTE(davidke20 @ Dec 13 2014, 04:58 AM)
Just 2 days ago I was watching Avatar, had my hand itchy WIKIed about unobtanium and now you are using it

I must say you are right, it's a rare breed for such length. However, the tensioner pulley is adjustable during belt change, hence I believe there will be certain tolerance for a slightly shorter/longer belt to fit in, but I wouldn't know whether the said number will cost you a cow to fit in the bear.

By the way, the belt only cost me RM50, your AU$15, is that reasonable?
It seems when it comes to parts whatever you pay in MYR is pretty near equal to what we pay in AU$, I source plenty of stuff from China to avoid the local profiteering but they do have a somewhat unfair advantage of subsidised freight.
My query was aimed at where the leeway was in fitting the belt but really I should check my own one, a bit of a shame there isn't much clearance to fit a square drive into it.
I put a set of iridium plugs into Daisy shortly after purchase, it looked good when I checked last week during its long awaited first service/oil change.
I'm a believer in using diesel oil but do rely on them having a spark ignition rating as well. You'll get away with the 20W in your lovely warm equilateral climate, and I would too in my mere tropical climate but low W numbers make sense to use.
I'd forgotten about Avatar using it, it's also a film that doesn't bear watching more than once. Unobtainium is a term I've used sometimes since I was young and employable.
This post has been edited by wankel: Dec 13 2014, 05:26 AM