Tuscan front drop links
Tuscan front drop links
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NTEL

Original Poster:

5,051 posts

269 months

Saturday 26th October 2013
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Could do with replacing one of mine but at 30 odd quid each they seem a bit expensive for what they are. Has anybody successfully made their own using rod ends, rod and high tensile bolts? Just a thought.......

phazed

22,457 posts

233 months

Saturday 26th October 2013
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At £60 is it worth messing aboit?

On the other hand, I've just fitted Mondeo estate rear drop links and Honda civic fronts to my chim.

A bit of research and matching will probably turn up a better quality link.

NTEL

Original Poster:

5,051 posts

269 months

Saturday 26th October 2013
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phazed said:
At £60 is it worth messing aboit?

On the other hand, I've just fitted Mondeo estate rear drop links and Honda civic fronts to my chim.

A bit of research and matching will probably turn up a better quality link.
Errrr....yes, it is worth messing about rolleyes they would take me 30 mins to make / assemble and 2 would cost no more than 20 quid. That would leave £40 to spend on the race car where the real fun is biggrin

andypug36

4 posts

182 months

Friday 8th November 2013
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Try these http://www.clever-trevor.net/TVR/Search_details/C0...

better than the originals, they have Chim/ Griff ones as well.

m4tti

5,488 posts

184 months

Friday 8th November 2013
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andypug36 said:
Try these http://www.clever-trevor.net/TVR/Search_details/C0...

better than the originals, they have Chim/ Griff ones as well.
Uhh they're still 30 quid each as the op mentioned..

andypug36

4 posts

182 months

Saturday 9th November 2013
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Cheaper and better than the originals though