Just a few Questions
Just a few Questions
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laup99

Original Poster:

214 posts

257 months

Wednesday 29th December 2010
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Hi guys,

Long story but now back on pistonheads after a llooonnngg absence. I am in the Market for a weekend toy for 2011 with a TVR S on the radar.

I have owned a TVR wedge before so know all about the pitfalls but mainly the grin factor and hairs on the back of the neck drives. :-)

So just a couple of questions.....

Seems the Chassis is the main issue for most cars at the mo.

Chassis is key and the first thing to look at when looking at a purchase..... but... Putting on a ramp and having a good look would be ideal but in the real world I will be on some ones drive lying underneath. What can I do in this sitution, best places, easy access points that will give me a good indication the condition on the chassis? Is there a chance I can have a good poke (oh er) with a screw driver in this situation and think all is well but still have a rotten chassis due to not being able to check correctly.?

I am Based in Berkshire. I know there are some TVR places around, but the all seem to be into the Chims/Griff then on to newer stuff. Any one around here who is very good with 'S's so to speak.

Thanks in advance guys and look forward to joining the ranks soon. :-)


laup99

Original Poster:

214 posts

257 months

Wednesday 29th December 2010
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Oh and forgot to ask....

Clutch replacment. Easy enough? (parts access etc?)

mep12345

2,061 posts

230 months

Wednesday 29th December 2010
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Look at the owners sites in the links section at the top.

www.tvrsseries.com will give you a good buyers guide and my site www.gbsportscar.com will give you a step by step clutch replacement (although it was gearbox overhaul for me that caused the box off and clutch removal)

HTH

Mark

Edited by mep12345 on Wednesday 29th December 17:38

laup99

Original Poster:

214 posts

257 months

Thursday 30th December 2010
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Thanks for coming back to me and PM's......thank you for all your help.

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