Getting outriggers replaced in the North East?

[Stevie Mojo]

Does anyone know whether its possible to have this done for a reasonable price in the area? Considering what I pay for a service and a few jobs for MOT, I wouldn't like to imagine what it would cost for a job like this at one of our local TVR garages. Any advice would be much apreciated.

[Stevie Mojo]

I'll take that as a no then

[tvrbob]

Looks like it. I'm sure Steve at Falcon could do it but I have no experience of outrigger replacement

[Hexhamhc]

Stephen, if you'd like to call us we'll see what we can do to help.
Best regards, Tony Abrams

[grahamw48]

Stevie Mojo said:

Does anyone know whether its possible to have this done for a reasonable price in the area? Considering what I pay for a service and a few jobs for MOT, I wouldn't like to imagine what it would cost for a job like this at one of our local TVR garages. Any advice would be much apreciated.

Get a quote from Richard Thorpe at RT Racing in Sheffield.(www.rtracing.co.uk).

I've had lots of work done there on different TVRs.
He'll even send a low-loader for the car if need be.

[Stevie Mojo]

Many thanks for the replies chaps.

[froggie]

what r u replacing them with ?

[Stevie Mojo]

Bananas, they'll probably last longer!

[tvrbob]

Stevie Mojo said:

Bananas, they'll probably last longer!

Froggie is asking because he has a spare damaged Tuscan chassis which may be suitable for donor sections.

[Stevie Mojo]

Not sure, wouldn't new steel tubing be used rather than TVR specific chassis parts?

[tvrbob]

Stevie Mojo said:

Not sure, wouldn't new steel tubing be used rather than TVR specific chassis parts?

Froggie didn't know what car it was for and thought sections from a 2007 chassis at 2k miles would be in good order and easier to cut and fit than making up from scratch

[Stevie Mojo]

Oh I see, if I put it in somewhere to get done and they need to source parts then I know where to come. Many thanks.