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Why?????? is my drivers side lower .???????

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Postby zekow1 » 24 Jul 2008 00:54

Ok! it makes sense, I will and keep you informed
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Postby Shauniedawn » 24 Jul 2008 11:40

Sounds like it's knackered mate!

<i>Just </i> buy a new shell [:D] [:D] [:D] [:D]

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Postby zekow1 » 25 Jul 2008 14:26

I did .
I lifted the car on the high side last night at 8:00 PM Florida time.
This Morning at 10:00 am lowered it and took a drive made lots of hard left turns.
I parked it and it did make a small difference.
I will do it again ,and leave it for a longer period of time.

I will keep you informed
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Postby zekow1 » 25 Jul 2008 20:43

What the Hell is knackered????

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Sounds like it's knackered mate!

<i>Just </i> buy a new shell [:D] [:D] [:D] [:D]

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Postby zekow1 » 25 Jul 2008 20:47

Just measured the difference:
From .75" to 3/8s" of an inch on the rear
From .5" to 3/16s in the front
It still looks crooked from the rear.
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Postby paul w » 25 Jul 2008 20:47

Zeke, for knackered,see fcuk'ed in yer Anglo,American dictionary,lol!

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Postby tr8coupe » 25 Jul 2008 22:15

[:D] are you using KYB`s ?? [:D]

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Postby zekow1 » 26 Jul 2008 03:37

Yes !Yes! KYB's
got them with the springs from:
http://www.tsimportedautomotive.com
and all around bushins .
NO GOOD???? HAA!!
Zeke
PS hey tr8coupe
have you started your 2+2 yet???

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Postby Shauniedawn » 27 Jul 2008 18:13

[quote]<i>Originally posted by zekow1</i>

What the Hell is knackered????


By that made me laugh.

Knackered = broken/shagged/tired out
A Knacker = something that is rubbish/crap
Knackers = your nuts mate. As in don't kick me in the knackers.
Knackers yard = where knackered old horses went (http://knackerman.com/


So. . .

I bought this old car, it was a bit of a knacker. Anyhow, I was driving one day when my undies dug into my knackers which caused me to crash into the gates of the local knackers yard.

I got out and had a look at my car - it was completly knackered [:(]
My knackers were still giving my jip, and I tried to re-arrange my wabs. Then, out the corner of my eye I saw this bloke coming towards me. It was the knackerman. He kicked out at me, landing me a beauty in the knackers - I crumbled to the floor in pain. He said "If you weren't driving like a complete knacker-brain you wouldn't have knackered my gates, so bugger off and take that knacker of a car with you."

Is it all clear now?

Shaun [8D]

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Postby black_1980_tr7 » 28 Jul 2008 10:42

When I read down your original list of items replaced, I didn't see front springs and dampers. From reading other blogs on the TR7, the
TR7 springs weren't made well or were poorly heat treated. So after
time the spring weaken and "sag". The Left front corner of my car also
was lower than the right, replacing the front springs got them to within 0.25" each other. Since your left side might be as much as 0.75" low,
you might want to check to see if the LF spring is cracked.

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Postby zekow1 » 28 Jul 2008 13:37

Shauniedawn
Well discribed
Great story to
we call that ,
That happend in your car
before the crash:
A WE D GE. How about it ha!

The car ok till I changed the rear bushins.

The front springs & dampers where also changed at the same time as the rear.

I was thinking of getting some new roll bars ( Bigger ) ( better)
maybe that will do it.???

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Postby zekow1 » 31 Jul 2008 13:57

is there something wrong or no good about the KYB's?????????????????????????????????????????????
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[:D] are you using KYB`s ?? [:D]

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Postby bmcecosse » 31 Jul 2008 18:17

The anti-roll bar may well be your problem -may be twisted and holding one side of the car up relative to the other. You could see how it sits with the rear bar disconnected for starters. I certainly wouldn't go for bigger (thicker) bars - but the anti-dive modification is well worthwhile at the front. Doesn't stop 'dive' - but does improve the 'turn -in' considerably!

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Postby zekow1 » 31 Jul 2008 22:17

bmcecosse
Hey!!!!
that is a good idea[:)]
I have tried everything ,
I was about to install a .75"spring spacer.
I will first test your theory ,
after I come back from DISNEY I'll be there for a week

Please tell me,
What is the story on the chu-chu train man
My kids loved them.
Thank you for your ideas Man
I will get intouch with you'll when I come back
have Fun
Be Safe[;)]
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The anti-roll bar may well be your problem -may be twisted and holding one side of the car up relative to the other. You could see how it sits with the rear bar disconnected for starters. I certainly wouldn't go for bigger (thicker) bars - but the anti-dive modification is well worthwhile at the front. Doesn't stop 'dive' - but does improve the 'turn -in' considerably!

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Postby bmcecosse » 01 Aug 2008 14:36

Well -if you are asking about 'Morayshire' in my album photos - I am a Train Guard at Bo'ness railway near Edinburgh - also Trainee Fireman (coal fired) , and I have 'driven' that locomotive. See http://www.srpssteam.com/locoID246a.htm and
http://www.srps.org.uk/ Let me know if visiting Ecosseland - I may be able to arrange a 'cab ride '!

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