What are these adjustable TCA's off
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Got these arms in a box of spares when i bought a series 1 and a mk3 cab so i presumed they were for one of these but they arent the same one is straight and one is cranked
The straight one:


The cranked one:


The pair see the difference:

The part Nos , not they will probably mean anything to anyone but the company who supplied them :

anybody got any ideas ??
Tried looking round ebay for some the same but no joy
The straight one:


The cranked one:


The pair see the difference:

The part Nos , not they will probably mean anything to anyone but the company who supplied them :

anybody got any ideas ??
Tried looking round ebay for some the same but no joy
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Think they went BANG a little while ago mate...
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if you weigh up the pics, the thay will fit the same albeit handed as they should be , one has the whole arm cranked and the other has the hole part set at an angle, these would fit as a pair i reckon... like so,, no autographs for the artwork please
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thats what i thought i think its gonna have to be jack it up and try it but according to that site there right for my car .
What goes either side of the rose joint though ?
Ive got a full polybush kit to fit but i dont wanna start fitting it till i get these on
ps loving that drawing dave looks like it should be pinned up on the fridge
What goes either side of the rose joint though ?
Ive got a full polybush kit to fit but i dont wanna start fitting it till i get these on
ps loving that drawing dave looks like it should be pinned up on the fridge
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there shoule be some spacers that go either side to pack the rosejoint centrally in the opening, i suppose you could use several washers either side or a small lenght of metal pipe cut off at the right length to slide over the bolt either side.
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I can do you some spacers mate....the are just machined bar with a hole bored through the middle you'll have to have a trip to lancaster to collect....the turbo's are 12mm inner tca's? would just need the dimensions of the housing on the X member and the width of the ball in the rose joint.....
The rose joint replaces the inner tca joint......
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The rose joint replaces the inner tca joint......
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The rose joint spacers (if done proper) should go part way into the rose joint, so a bit of machining may be necessary.
We have them in stock in stainless steel made specifically for our sized rose joints.

Ours are offset spacers done like that to keep the original factory castor settings. Some makes of adjustable TCA's will push forward the castor by a small amount if the r/j spacers are central.
The cranked and straight arms make no difference, if you draw a line from the centre of the ball joint top it should be straight right through to the centre of the rose joint.
We have them in stock in stainless steel made specifically for our sized rose joints.

Ours are offset spacers done like that to keep the original factory castor settings. Some makes of adjustable TCA's will push forward the castor by a small amount if the r/j spacers are central.
The cranked and straight arms make no difference, if you draw a line from the centre of the ball joint top it should be straight right through to the centre of the rose joint.
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