Time for S1 Rebuild .
Time for S1 Rebuild .
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ray s

Original Poster:

119 posts

250 months

Wednesday 2nd May 2007
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No choice but to strip down usual rot on chassis,outriggers & trailing arms.Will post more pics later on. http://tvrserenity.blogspot.com
Sorry don,t know how to move pics so set this site up spin

ketvrin

3,504 posts

238 months

Wednesday 2nd May 2007
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Great job on your chassis.. looking forward to seeing pictures of the rest of your build.
keep up the good work.
K

Rockey

161 posts

259 months

Wednesday 2nd May 2007
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Got to love the 'S' chassis lol, I'm not far from refitting the body back on mine.
Good luck with the rest of it.
Regards
John

tvrbloke

61 posts

232 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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Our S1 has got some corrosion creaping in - doesnt look too bad, but i'm a little nervous that it'll soon spread - how majorly difficult is it to get the body off? (is it a job best left for an experienced person?)

Rockey

161 posts

259 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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tvrbloke said:
Our S1 has got some corrosion creaping in - doesnt look too bad, but i'm a little nervous that it'll soon spread - how majorly difficult is it to get the body off? (is it a job best left for an experienced person?)



It's not the corrosion you can see that's the problem but what you can't, esp the tops of the outriggers.

tvrbloke

61 posts

232 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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we had new outriggers fitted about 18 months ago, coutesy of a company in Wembley. (cant remember the name) - so there not my worry at the moment.

Rockey

161 posts

259 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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tvrbloke said:
we had new outriggers fitted about 18 months ago, coutesy of a company in Wembley. (cant remember the name) - so there not my worry at the moment.


OK if you have had the outriggers done they must have at least partially lifted the body to do it and would probably had a look in other areas so perhaps yours will be fine, may be worth getting all the loose and flaking stuff off and treating it at some time

ray s

Original Poster:

119 posts

250 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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TVRBloke.It's not a major job to strip down,but you do need plenty of space.It's best to dismantle because as rockey say's it's not what you can see but what you can't I found loads as you can see from some of my photos.