Tubular top wishbones

[Richard 858]

Pupp said:

Why use 4 letters when 6 will do? Textual equivalence to stainless over-braid?

Now, now there's no need for that Gary I'm only repeating one of the corrections in terms a proper old school fabricator I once knew insisted on a long time ago.

[x works]

Looking forward to see if they fit my Chim Over the next few weeks
John Quick made mine , but we added another crossbar to the rear top wishbone
J Reed keeps a few in stock 👍🏻
Think we have one front set left..

[portzi]

x works said:

Looking forward to see if they fit my Chim Over the next few weeks
John Quick made mine , but we added another crossbar to the rear top wishbone
J Reed keeps a few in stock ????
Think we have one front set left..

How many TVR's have you now Heath? Still got the Tuscan?

[x works]

Hi Mark , yes still got the Tuscan ... She has just turned 9000 miles !!
Yep bought the ex factory Gold press Chimaera
Love it , done loads and loads to it , the list of mods done is massive
Mainly set up for the TVR car club sprinting
Goes like stink for an old girl with 117000 on the clock

[Pupp]

Certainly looks fit

Thanks for the wishbone info

[portzi]

Pupp said:

Certainly looks fit

Thanks for the wishbone info

I echo Gary's sentiments great looking car with all the upgrades. That must be one of the lowest miles tuscans out there!!!

Edited by portzi on Monday 23 November 22:49

[Discopotatoes]

phazed said:

Where did you get those wishbones from Peter?

[phazed]

John Reid, Grantura Engineering.

[Discopotatoes]

phazed said:

John Reid, Grantura Engineering.

cheers Peter

[Graham]

NTEL said:

Tuscan race cars have tubular wishbones and we crash those on a regular basis LOL....... either the bone folds or the mountings bend. Never chassis damage.

Thats because we have rose joints that twist on the thread and have lots of articulation. If they had normal bushed mounts we'd be ripping mounts. Kevs speed 6 mullers the chassis everytime.