Silas,
Welcome to the club! This is probably the most common complaint for
TR6's. The complete fix is uprated springs from The Roadster Factory or
other supplier and urethane bushings for the control arms and shock
links. The urethane bushings cure another common malady; 'TR6 wiggle", or
a side to side movement of the rear end when engaging the clutch under
heavy acceleration. This all assumes you have no frame or suspension
damage, which should be checked by the best alignment shop in your area.
Good Luck,
Jim Davis
Fortson, GA
'75 TR6 CF38690UO
'75 TR6 CF37325U
On Tue, 27 May 1997 13:57:48 -0400 swarren@dow.com writes:
>Hello this is Silas Warren,
>I just recently purchased a 1974 TR6 that is in fairly good condition
>except that the back wheels seem to bow out a little on the back
>wheels
>like so: / \ I am just wondering if this is normal and if not what
>the problem is... If anyone could give me some insight I would
>appreciate it.... Thank you
>
>Silas Warren
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