Hi, Haven't been here in a while , so catching up. Lots of people are asking for them, i'm sure i have them on an old HDD or phone, somewhere, when i find them ill post
Been a while since ive been back in my home town in Palm Bay, Florida.
Driving down E*****n ***** today, just happened to look right and saw a tagless White/ Grey ty on the right hand side of a open garage.... anyone on here?
Re: A Safer Alternative to the Cherokee Steering Shaft
Ok thanks for the info about DaveP, i thought maybe it was a database error.
I have a starting block with the above post, guess ill do the research and find out myself :)
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Yes, thanks I saw that, The post above is not the original.......... Where are the pictures as stated in the second post? Where is the in depth writeup ?
Pictures are worth 1000 words :)
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Just wondering what happened to the original post and write-up?
Planning on Shipping the Ty from the UK to the US in the next few months........ Baby is coming home !!
Reposting this coz it was lost. ;)
17 June 2007 I was in Cardif on business and saw a BLK/BLK Ty sitting by the side of the road with the driver in it so i stopped for a chat.
It was a 92 Ty Blk/blk with no roof rails, no graphics and no overhead console.
VIN was 0084. and had "typhoon" in...
Going by weight distribution figures, there is between 60 and 70lbs difference depending on the specs of the vette. I plan on upgrading all stock vette parts and all custom parts will HD carbon fibre to counter the weight difference
C4 IRS is 62" (hub to hub)
Ty is 58" (hub to hub)
Main problem will be the "dogbones" (described elsewhere), they will take up tire space, reducing the width of tires from 11" rears to a maximum of 9.5" :tdown: