tvr spare parts
tvr spare parts
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Toady1

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1,622 posts

253 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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where do you all get your spares/parts?

>> Edited by Toady1 on Thursday 9th February 20:23

gazzab

21,633 posts

311 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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Dealers!

Toady1

Original Poster:

1,622 posts

253 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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someone posted a link a while back to a company that sold spare parts, cant remember who it was tho. Did a search to no avail. I dont think it was a dealer tho.

TooTall Paul

938 posts

276 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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TMS used to have a big site, what is it your after Toady ?

Toady1

Original Poster:

1,622 posts

253 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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somewhere to get everything really, from oil filters, to drop links, to sensors, rads etc, everything really. Im sure there was a site someone directed to me once....

Toady1

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1,622 posts

253 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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i found it at last in one of my previous posts about the rear ARB. www.tvrgear.com but the website link doesnt seem to work now! whats TMS by the way?

>> Edited by Toady1 on Thursday 9th February 21:10

trackcar

6,453 posts

255 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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tvrgear is the tms parts dept .. tms don't exist any more.

Toady1

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1,622 posts

253 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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DOAH!!!!! that'll be why it wont work then!!!

purpleheadedcerb

1,143 posts

251 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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I take it you have looked at http://trackcarsolutions.net/shop/index.php

Some bits on there that aren't just tuning/race stuff if you see what I mean.

Scott

350matt

3,896 posts

308 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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Also keep an eye on the parts list thread ( sticky at the top) most of the parts on the car are off something else more mundane, so your local part factors can then sort you out.


Matt

jesfirth

1,743 posts

271 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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I get mine from either the TVR Centre at Barnet for new parts or bellhill garage Breakers for second hand parts. Both advertise in sprint and do next day delivery

Toady1

Original Poster:

1,622 posts

253 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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cheers guys!

toady1

Original Poster:

1,622 posts

253 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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does anyone know where to get some headlight pods (hl conversion) from?

gazzab

21,633 posts

311 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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Dont do it Toady!!!! Think early 80s porsche 911 with late 80s porsche body bits - everyone did that and now who would buy a non-original one. PErsonally I would put suspension, wheels, exhaust, induction etc ahead of lights.

toady1

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1,622 posts

253 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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ha ha! yeah well i dont want to get the blended in kits, just the pods so i can change back easily if i want to. I love both the std look and the newer look. Ive got nice wheels, sports exhaust, and AVO shocks (which i would like to upgrade). So toying with the idea really.

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Saturday 11th February 2006
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For your mechanical bits, TVR Power always seem to have everything in stock. I'm not saying that being factory owned gives them an advantage or owt

gazzab

21,633 posts

311 months

Saturday 11th February 2006
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toady1 said:
ha ha! yeah well i dont want to get the blended in kits, just the pods so i can change back easily if i want to. I love both the std look and the newer look. Ive got nice wheels, sports exhaust, and AVO shocks (which i would like to upgrade). So toying with the idea really.

If you are after more effective lights then http://trackcarsolutions.net/shop/index.php?act=view

tophat

112 posts

256 months

Saturday 11th February 2006
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Just a quick note to say that Douglas Valley Breakers have helped me in the past and they've been very good at replacing/refunding any part sold but found to be wanting. Also, and more avid PH'ers will probably correct me on this one, buut isn't there a site tvrparts.com?

psb

103 posts

291 months

Saturday 11th February 2006
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tophat said:
Just a quick note to say that Douglas Valley Breakers have helped me in the past and they've been very good at replacing/refunding any part sold but found to be wanting. Also, and more avid PH'ers will probably correct me on this one, buut isn't there a site tvrparts.com?


It's www.tvrcarparts.com, and very good too!