- TKS (
Tecalemit-Kilfrost-Sheepbridge Stokes) was a
British aerospace manufacturer formed in 1942 to
develop an ice
protection system that
could be compatible...
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Vauxhall Slant-4 iron
block and the
Lotus DOHC
aluminium cylinder head with
Tecalemit-Jackson fuel injection. The
engine was
available under two
marketing designations;...
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initially used
during World War II by the British,
having been
developed by
Tecalemit-Kilfrost-Sheepbridge
Stokes (TKS).
Advantages of
fluid systems are mechanical...
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opposed to the
original alcohol. Paul
Emery bored out the engine, used a
Tecalemit Jackson fuel injection, and the 2-valve gear-driven DOHC 3-litre crossplane...
- by
Trevor Taylor at 1966
British Grand Prix.
Bored out to 3 Litres and
Tecalemit Jackson fuel
injection installed, this Emery-built FPE
produced 312 bhp...
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Weber carburetor on most cars,
although a
small number were
built with
Tecalemit Jackson fuel injection. The rear
suspension differed from the MG in having...
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petrol supplied by AC
mechanical pump Oil
system submerged gear type pump,
Tecalemit full-flow oil
filter with
safety by-p****
Cooling system water, pump and...
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petrol supplied by AC
mechanical pump Oil
system submerged gear type pump,
Tecalemit full-flow oil
filter with
safety by-p****
Cooling system water, pump and...
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factory car was a 218 bhp (162.6 kW)
version based on the
Weslake 190 with
Tecalemit fuel-injection and a "Mati"
exhaust system from
Perkins Commercial Services...
- 138 bhp and 182 ft-lbs of torque, the 170, 180, 190 and the
mighty 218 bhp
Tecalemit fuel-injected version,
which in a 1972
Motorsport Magazine article about...
