Stephen,
I don't know what steering arms the M series use but the Vixens and
Tuscans
use Standard 8 ones! Not the easiest things to source...
Regards,
JU
Hill, Stephen M EDUC:EX wrote:
>
> Hi Marcus. I was looking at your webpage on the TVR steering components (see
> below) and wondered about the steering arms you were referring to. Are the
> shallow droop TR4 arms early or late? Locally, I have found a source of TR3
> steering arms. Would they be the same as the shallow droop ones?
>
> Stephen
>
> 1. The stock 2500m suffers from terrible bump steer. Bump steer is a change
> in the direction that the wheel is pointing (with NO input from the steering
> wheel) during suspension travel. The main cause of the bump steer is the
> stock TR6 steering arms. They cause a steep angle between the steering rack
> and the tie rod end,. To cure, use the 'shallow droop' TR4 steering arms
> (not all TR4 arms are alike). It is likely that TVR designed the suspension
> geometry with the TR4 part in mind, then some clever soul changed to TR6
> parts without consulting anybody...
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