Steering wheel looks superb.
Did you send yours off to him or buy another for him to refurb?
Exchange basis, i will get a refund once returned.
Steering wheel looks superb.
Did you send yours off to him or buy another for him to refurb?
Hope you don't mind me asking.Exchange basis, i will get a refund once returned.
Hope you don't mind me asking.
How much did your retrimed wheel set you back? (Before exchange refund, since I'm not in the UK)
Also whats the best method in contacting Snappy these days? Went through Facebook many years ago.
Looking very cool Andy - it’s not that easy is it bringing these little things back to life
Top Work 👍🏻
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I agree with you comments with regarding the weight over the standard. Just feels more substantial. Even better when the red plastic bushes are ditched and replaced with some brass bushes under the tower.
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Looks good. Where did you source the brass bushes from?
Be careful with the bushes. I had some that made it so tight it wouldn't move into gear. Then I couldn't get them out again...
Cant remember where i got them from.
Easy fix that. I found the oem nut/washer binds them up when fully tightened. New washer and nut solved the issue, failing that removing a mm of the brass on a belt sander will give the same result.Be careful with the bushes. I had some that made it so tight it wouldn't move into gear. Then I couldn't get them out again...
Cant remember where i got them from.
Check for play in the rear beam bushes and if the stub axles have shims
A bar in between the bracket for the rear beam and the bushing, reef on it and see how much it movesDefo no shims. What’s the best way to check for play?
A bar in between the bracket for the rear beam and the bushing, reef on it and see how much it moves
Yes. You'd also see it if they weren't torqued to spec.This car had new rear discs fitted a few months ago by a random garage. If they haven’t fitted the spacers behind discs, would this create noticeable movement in the hub that would cause alignment to be out?
It can cause it to be out but usually it just f***s the bearingsThis car had new rear discs fitted a few months ago by a random garage. If they haven’t fitted the spacers behind discs, would this create noticeable movement in the hub that would cause alignment to be out?
Yes. You'd also see it if they weren't torqued to spec.
You sure it has no shims?