Upgrading rear diff mounting
Discussion
Hi Gents
I have finally received my new chassis for my beloved S1 2.8 V6 and I am in the process of getting new parts to bolt on to make it all new again.
My Question to the knowledgeable men on this forum would this be an ok rear diff mounting to purchase, I believe they are from ford sierra cosworth.
http://www.burtonpower.com/rear-differential-mount...
and one more question the brake pipe kit for a 2.9 would this do?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Automec-Copper-Brake-Pip...
thanks in advance
John
ps I will start posting picks of rebuild when I start.
I have finally received my new chassis for my beloved S1 2.8 V6 and I am in the process of getting new parts to bolt on to make it all new again.
My Question to the knowledgeable men on this forum would this be an ok rear diff mounting to purchase, I believe they are from ford sierra cosworth.
http://www.burtonpower.com/rear-differential-mount...
and one more question the brake pipe kit for a 2.9 would this do?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Automec-Copper-Brake-Pip...
thanks in advance
John
ps I will start posting picks of rebuild when I start.
nowt wrong with that Burton diff mount but a few more (bit cheaper) on Ebay....... diff mount
Brake pipes should be ok, stress it's a V6 car with drum rear brakes when you order.
If you're confident with using it I'd get one of these and make your own, get them bang on.
ETA just noticed the price of the pipe kitI'd definitely get the flaring tool!
Brake pipes should be ok, stress it's a V6 car with drum rear brakes when you order.
If you're confident with using it I'd get one of these and make your own, get them bang on.
ETA just noticed the price of the pipe kitI'd definitely get the flaring tool!
Edited by phillpot on Wednesday 19th October 20:23
The diff mounting looks like it will fit. The P/N of the original Ford part from my S2 was 86BB-5K818-AC. Might be worth checking with the supplier, if the two are compatible.
Brake Pipes : I didn't buy this kit, but here is some info. The original Cu brake pipes have 3/8" UNF and M10/1mm fittings at the rear. Front is all M10/1mm. In total, there should be 7 pipes for the complete car.
The small T connector at the rear of the car is all 3/8" UNF. Again, I suggest to check if this is what is in the kit.
Here is an overview of the rear pipes which I made recently, based on the original pipes from my car.
Brake Pipes : I didn't buy this kit, but here is some info. The original Cu brake pipes have 3/8" UNF and M10/1mm fittings at the rear. Front is all M10/1mm. In total, there should be 7 pipes for the complete car.
The small T connector at the rear of the car is all 3/8" UNF. Again, I suggest to check if this is what is in the kit.
Here is an overview of the rear pipes which I made recently, based on the original pipes from my car.
TVRees said:
In total, there should be 7 pipes for the complete car.
I'm counting 8........... Personally I'd bin anything imperial and pipe it all metric.
Mixing imperial and metric really is a poor show (but typical of TVR) and totally unnecessary as none of the major components are imperial.
Edited by phillpot on Wednesday 19th October 20:54
I bought this one a couple of weeks ago
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Billet-Uprated-Poly-Diff...
and as the Diff' was out, a pair of these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Superflex-Differential-M...
That's Christmas sorted early.....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Billet-Uprated-Poly-Diff...
and as the Diff' was out, a pair of these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Superflex-Differential-M...
That's Christmas sorted early.....
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