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x 7usc

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1,443 posts

225 months

Saturday 20th December 2008
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picked the tuscan up on thursday after service and the fitting of racing reds, wow! the factory setup really was scensoredt wasnt it. had new rear wishbone bushes too and oh how i smile all the way home, totaly different car! got carried away while it was away though and had the door seals replaced so the doors pop open like they used to. bring on the dry days woohoo

darkmark07

702 posts

228 months

Saturday 20th December 2008
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Thanks for the info - who fitted them for you?

Daston

6,152 posts

233 months

Saturday 20th December 2008
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I too had them fitted on my service in October. Its bloody good now handles very well back end seems to break away a lot more progressivly now smile

x 7usc

Original Poster:

1,443 posts

225 months

Saturday 20th December 2008
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darkmark07 said:
Thanks for the info - who fitted them for you?
jason clegg @ str8 six
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darkmark07

702 posts

228 months

Sunday 21st December 2008
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Ta wink

thainy77

3,347 posts

228 months

Sunday 21st December 2008
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I was aking about these a few months ago but opted for Nitrons in the end mainly because i hadn't heard much about them.

I picked mine up last Friday and like you say the factory set up was st! i couldn't believe how much better it handled even just doing motorway miles.

Tuskaa 7

156 posts

253 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Yep, Racing Reds fitted by TVR Power last week based on the advice of Dom. Have completely transfomed the car.

Zippee

14,128 posts

264 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Not sure how the Tuscan is as I've never driven one but the T350 is twitchy in a straight line on full acceleration - presumably the Tuscan is/was the same? If so is it now a stable beast on the straight as well as confidence inspiring on corners?

x 7usc

Original Poster:

1,443 posts

225 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Zippee said:
Not sure how the Tuscan is as I've never driven one but the T350 is twitchy in a straight line on full acceleration - presumably the Tuscan is/was the same? If so is it now a stable beast on the straight as well as confidence inspiring on corners?
yea it certainly was a handfull, i put it down to "they all do that sir" being my first tvr, but now, well what a difference, instantly more confident with the car, ride is less harsh and feels so stable at motorway speeds wink
obviously not been able to test her properly yet what with the weather but a totally different car, all the twitchyness has gone and it no longer unclips the roof over every pothole!!!
the only thing that has'nt changed is it still goes sideways...... a lot laugh

Edited by x 7usc on Monday 22 December 21:59

softtop

3,172 posts

277 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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any new shocks over the standard set up is bound to improve the ride and feeling of safety, the balance is that the money you spend on RR delivers.

Tangoed

924 posts

245 months

Tuesday 23rd December 2008
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I've seen a Tuscan Red Rose on the track with Nitons fitted. It did handle well, and out did me on the straight.