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Please let me know if this opens up to the pictures of our car from the auction site. If it does ope to 60 pictures maybe you will see other things I need to address.
https://bid.hansenauctiongroup.com/ui/auctions/121076/16109159
Thanks
Yep. Link works!
Paul Mossberg
Former Owner of a 1981 Classic Roadsters Ltd. Duchess (VW)
2005 Intermeccanica RoadsterIf you own a TDr and are not in the Registry, please go to https://tdreplica.com/forums/topic/mg-td-replica-registry/ and register (you need to copy and paste the link)
Can you tell me what kind of shock absorber I could use to level my car that leans to the left? Thanks
Dale,
This isn’t going to directly answer your question…but…
Shocks should not be used to level a car or adjust ride height. The earlier term for shocks (dampers) is far more descriptive of their sole purpose. They control rebound, when your suspension is compressed.
If the car is not sitting level, there must be some other issue going on. Difficult to diagnose that here.
That said, anyone who grew up in the sixties or seventies muscle car era, knows that air shocks were used to lift the rear. But gave a hard ride. And no, I’m not recommending you add air shocks to your TDr. You won’t be happy! Amusing aside, a prior owner of my 1965 Plymouth Satellite added air shocks to “solve” a sagging rear end of the car. The real issue was 60 year old leaf springs that were far beyond their normal life. Replaced the leaf springs, went back to stock replacement shocks, and the car rides like she was new.
Paul Mossberg
Former Owner of a 1981 Classic Roadsters Ltd. Duchess (VW)
2005 Intermeccanica RoadsterIf you own a TDr and are not in the Registry, please go to https://tdreplica.com/forums/topic/mg-td-replica-registry/ and register (you need to copy and paste the link)
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