steering knuckle
steering knuckle
Can ant one please let me no where to get a steering knuckle for the Dav ,even a part number.
Not sure if any one has the same problem I am having,I have new steering arms that bolt to the rack but where the arms bolt up there is so much play ,so you can turn the wheel left and right but there is so much play ,need to have the rack bored out then have shims made up !! hope you understand what I am talking about.
Any help would be great.
Dean
Team Dav-Tec
Not sure if any one has the same problem I am having,I have new steering arms that bolt to the rack but where the arms bolt up there is so much play ,so you can turn the wheel left and right but there is so much play ,need to have the rack bored out then have shims made up !! hope you understand what I am talking about.
Any help would be great.
Dean
Team Dav-Tec
Re: steering knuckle
Dean,
There is a good rack on ebay with a day to go, if you need it i won't bid!,
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HILLMAN-IMP-S ... 540bda6d14
If your meaning the nuckle at the bottom of the steering column it's from a triumph Dolomite 1300, i have the part no somewhere but they are hard to find.
Dave.
There is a good rack on ebay with a day to go, if you need it i won't bid!,
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HILLMAN-IMP-S ... 540bda6d14
If your meaning the nuckle at the bottom of the steering column it's from a triumph Dolomite 1300, i have the part no somewhere but they are hard to find.
Dave.
Re: steering knuckle
Shame, as I need a new one for mine. It has a bit of loose play in it.Dave6091 wrote:Dean,
If your meaning the nuckle at the bottom of the steering column it's from a triumph Dolomite 1300, i have the part no somewhere but they are hard to find.
Dave.
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Re: steering knuckle
Surely the Dav used an Imp steering column? Why on earth does it use a Triumph part for liason with an Imp rack? I'd have thought it'd be an Imp UJ.
I reckon we need a TechWiki section on the site, with all this useful stuff on it, plus articles in thread form on specific jobs, mods etc.
It could have a list of weight of parts, and alternative units, which would be a big help for anyone contemplating preparation of a road car for competition.
What y'all think?
I reckon we need a TechWiki section on the site, with all this useful stuff on it, plus articles in thread form on specific jobs, mods etc.
It could have a list of weight of parts, and alternative units, which would be a big help for anyone contemplating preparation of a road car for competition.
What y'all think?
Re: steering knuckle
Unfortunately the Imp range does not utilise a u/j - the steering column shaft attaches directly to the steering rack.
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I'm still wondering why the knuckle is Dolomite rather than Imp?
Is the Dolly part a UJ? (I've never had the rack off the car....)
Is the Dolly part a UJ? (I've never had the rack off the car....)
Re: steering knuckle
Hal,
Have a look at the Mk8 original brochure which refers to the joint and the possibility of using a Triumph column http://john.rawlins.com/ndr3/downloads/Mk8_brochure.pdf. Gives you a few alternatives rather than an E Type column,and even the chance of an adjustable column!
Have a look at the Mk8 original brochure which refers to the joint and the possibility of using a Triumph column http://john.rawlins.com/ndr3/downloads/Mk8_brochure.pdf. Gives you a few alternatives rather than an E Type column,and even the chance of an adjustable column!
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Re: steering knuckle
Almost identical to the Triumph part but a lot easier to source.... believe it or not, a Reliant Rialto lower column can be used.. It is a fraction longer.. Try Joe Mason (reliant spares) 07973 470810
Re: steering knuckle
That's a good link to the old Davrian brochure, I had not seen it before, as Cher famously sang "if I could turn back time" I would be writing a cheque for a new one, having said that, if I could turn back time I would turn it back a bit more and buy a new Mk5 or 6 because in my opinion they look better.
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I thought yours was a Mk 5 or 6....are you sure it isn't? What's the build number?Nugget wrote:That's a good link to the old Davrian brochure, I had not seen it before, as Cher famously sang "if I could turn back time" I would be writing a cheque for a new one, having said that, if I could turn back time I would turn it back a bit more and buy a new Mk5 or 6 because in my opinion they look better.
It has a Mk 5 rear body!
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