TR6 trailing arm brackets WANTED

[dblenk]

Hello

i am messing around to get the camber better i have -3.5 degrees at present with a 3 and 1 notch (late 6) 

Anybody got any spares they dont want so  can mix and match to get the -1, -1.5 degrees maybe a pair of 2 notch

i will be at Malvern so PM me and i can pass my mobile on

thanks

David

PS the chassis has been repaired and that i think is what is causing the negative camber (i am not repairing the chassis so brackets are easier)

Edited June 13, 2024 by dblenk

[roy53]

Have you found the Buckeye triumph chart and downloaded it ?

great info and very helpful .

Roy

[dblenk]

Roy

yes got the chart etc so just need plenty of brackets to achieve the optimal result i have 1 and 3 notch so a 2 notch would be handy

they invert and inner and outer and upside down so quite a lot of combos (36 i think was mentioned)

i am thinking turning the 3 notch to outer and 1 notch to inner i havent worked out the angle yet

David

[RogerH]

Hi Dave

have a look in here. There should be a section on adjusting the camber.

It gives a chart for what you have and what you want and how to get there

 

http://www.buckeyetriumphs.org/technical/Suspension/AdjRS/AdjRS.htm

 

Roger

 

 

[dblenk]

8 minutes ago, RogerH said:

Hi Dave

have a look in here. There should be a section on adjusting the camber.

It gives a chart for what you have and what you want and how to get there

 

http://www.buckeyetriumphs.org/technical/Suspension/AdjRS/AdjRS.htm

 

Roger

 

 

cheers Roger got it Dave

[rcreweread]

2 hours ago, dblenk said:

Hello

i am messing around to get the camber better i have -3.5 degrees at present with a 3 and 1 notch (late 6) 

Anybody got any spares they dont want so  can mix and match to get the -1, -1.5 degrees maybe a pair of 2 notch

i will be at Malvern so PM me and i can pass my mobile on

thanks

David

PS the chassis has been repaired and that i think is what is causing the negative camber (i am not repairing the chassis so brackets are easier)

David - I'll have a box of the different notched brackets on my stand at Malvern - when you came and have your breakfast on my steering rack mounts, you could have a munch on these as well, but they will be a bit harder!!!!

Cheers Rich C-R 

Edited June 13, 2024 by rcreweread

[dblenk]

cheers Rich

[jerrytr5]

Be careful inspecting s/h brackets, they do develop cracks.

Jerry

[PodOne]

Rather than messing around why not fit some adjustable ones then you can get exactly what you want and do the job once?

That is if you don't mind pulling the suspension apart.

Andy

[dblenk]

2 hours ago, PodOne said:

Rather than messing around why not fit some adjustable ones then you can get exactly what you want and do the job once?

That is if you don't mind pulling the suspension apart.

Andy

Andy its the £200 i dont like this just needs to be close to the setting as its my 6

my money is on my 5 rebuild

thanks

David

[harrytr5]

My four wheel tracking guy loves these adjustable brackets and gets it right in a very quick time. I would have fitted them to my TR5 but did not need them.

Regards Harry

[dblenk]

Cheers Harry lets see when i grind the brackets off the PO welded them to the chassis !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!