Sluggish Rev Counter – New/Refurbished Rolling Chassis

[Jonesy07]

Recently I noticed that the rec counter needle seems to be a bit slow in matching the actual engine revs [up and down], it get there eventually – anyone had something similar?

Also I’m looking for someone that could supply me with a new [if there is even such a thing now] or refurbished rolling S3 chassis – no engine, gear box or diff needed or socks/springs as I intended to renew or refurbish these but would like the trailing arms, wishbones, bushes and hubs on the chassis.

Thanks

Nigel

[pwd95]

David Gerald do them on an exchange basis....

http://www.davidgeraldtvr.com/stockdetails.asp?Sto...

[Barkychoc]

Thats a bargain at that price.
I've dealt with the guys there for a few small parts and have nothing but praise for the service I received.

[v8s4me]

That's great value for money! Hopefully they'll get round to the V8S chassis sometime.

[Barkychoc]

I'm sure they could do a V8s chassis just not on an exchange basis. Personally I think I would prefer my own chassis back anyway.

[phillpot]

Barkychoc said:

Thats a bargain at that price.

v8s4me said:

That's great value for money!

Be a bit more by the time you've added wishbones, trailing arms, tank cradle and rad frame


and then there's bushes, bolts, brake pipes, fuel pipes etc. etc. ££££££'s


ETA and carriage to Northern Ireland!

Edited by phillpot on Sunday 20th January 17:06

[NeilS3]

Rev counter needle seems to be a bit slow....

If any help to you my S3 rev counter was also a bit lazy/slow turned out to be battery not being fully charged from lack of use, the car needed a decent run and fine now.

Cheers

[Jonesy07]

Cheers all and thanks for the battery tip Neil.