Wishbone identification

[karlosullivan]

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Can anybody help me identify what donor car this wishbone has come from? Its currently on my Fisher Fury and I need to replace it as I've bent it after skidding into a kerb in the wet. I thought it originated from a mk2 escort, but I've been told the mk2 escort ones are the single types not the double as pictured. Any help would be much appricated, thanks in advance.

[SoftwareSorcerer]

Looks like a bespoke piece of kit - however, all is not lost. I recently damaged a very similar section of suspension, and simply had a local engineering works make up a pair of replacements. There's nothing complicated about that unit of yours, and given the other side as a template, they'll have no trouble fabricating a replacement for you.

[Avocet]

Yes, it's not off a mass-produced car. AAgree wit hprevious poster. The balljoint looks like the Transit drag link that everyone seems to use.

[Purple AK]

Just order a new one from www.fishersportscars.co.uk/
Cheers

>> Edited by Purple AK on Monday 5th July 13:52

[karlosullivan]

Thanks for the response, just phoned Fisher sportscars and ordered the bits I needed for next day delivery. Found them very helpful and I was expecting it to be a bit of a mission to get parts, but can't beleive how easy it was, I can look forward to driving it again now!

[SoftwareSorcerer]

Damn! I can't believe I missed reading that it was on a Fury. Glad you've got a car with a factory that still exists, and that you're going to be back on the road again soon.