Parts/advice wanted Vixen S2
Parts/advice wanted Vixen S2
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Matt

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136 posts

305 months

Wednesday 6th August 2014
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Hi all,

Just started a restoration of my latest Vixen, it's an early S2. I'm just at the stage of working out what parts I need to repair/refurbish or replace.

Firstly as it's an early S2 it has the pre-servo brake setup. Does anyone know the part number for the brake, and whilst I'm at it the clutch master cylinder? Both are seized, so will either need to be replaced or rehoned.

I'm also after a pair of low back seats - any condition as I'll get them recovered.

thanks in advance

Matt

prideaux

4,974 posts

170 months

Tuesday 12th August 2014
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Matt said:
Hi all,

Just started a restoration of my latest Vixen, it's an early S2. I'm just at the stage of working out what parts I need to repair/refurbish or replace.

Firstly as it's an early S2 it has the pre-servo brake setup. Does anyone know the part number for the brake, and whilst I'm at it the clutch master cylinder? Both are seized, so will either need to be replaced or rehoned.

I'm also after a pair of low back seats - any condition as I'll get them recovered.

thanks in advance

Matt
Matt
Sorry no answers on this yet regards the seats i know someone on the forum has a mould that may be able to make you a set they do come up for sale once in a blue moon but getting a set made might be an answer
Maybe others have missed this thread so i thought i should pull it back up to the Top
Master cylinder may be better to get it engineered and stainless sleeved depending on the level of pitting
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Grantura MKI

817 posts

179 months

Tuesday 12th August 2014
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I have a set of seats that can be had.
Cheers,
D.

Matt

Original Poster:

136 posts

305 months

Tuesday 12th August 2014
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The piston in the Master cylinder is jammed, but currently soaking in WD40 so hopefully will come out. Think the sleeving option will be most likely route.

Not much other progress, deciding whether to return to original spec and replace the 1700 x-flow with a standard x-flow, but early days. Car also has the same 'checker plate' that you find on the door sills lining the bulkhead and flat bits over footwells. This looks original, but not seen this on a Vixen before. Can't tell from original pictures if this was fitted. Car is ex TVR demonstrator OFR. Should be an article in Sprint next month..

Matt

prideaux

4,974 posts

170 months

Tuesday 12th August 2014
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The check mate plate was often used in the factory to make all sorts of brackets and plates sometimes with the pattern showing sometimes not if its there and in good condition then I would try and re use a nice feature
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