[Rovernet] Rare bits wanted
Steven Dibdin
sdibdin at gmail.com
Sun Mar 16 14:20:11 EDT 2014
There's been a couple folks who have replaced the rear end with jag diffs. Some keep the soon and some replace with the whole Jag IRS setup for a XJ6. Check out http://www.classicroverforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=17146 for a good wrote up on a conversion.
Good luck!
Steven
Sent from a small screen, please excuse any typing errors.
> On Mar 16, 2014, at 12:56, louatlcf at aol.com wrote:
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>
> Hi:
> Look up Marsh Racing Wheels on your browser and check out their web site. They made for me a set of welded one piece steel wheels to the offset I wanted for my Porsche 914 V8 Renegade Hybrid street rod (custom offset at no extra cost) . They had lots of bolt patterns and the cost of the new wheels was reasonable. I live in California and they shipped the wheels I ordered to me directly from their plant. Try "Rally wheels," a Chrysler bolt pattern may work with the Rover bolt pattern and they are designed for US thread studs, if that fails they will work with you.
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> I have wondered how robust the Rover Dion rear axle, half shafts etc are, have you researched the limits for the stock setup? I understand the Rover v-8 rear ends are different from the earlier 4 cylinder models.
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> Lou LeBlanc, 1966 Rover 2000TC
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: scott kohl <sdkgt6 at yahoo.com>
> To: Rovernet <rovernet at rovernet.org>
> Sent: Sat, Mar 15, 2014 10:11 pm
> Subject: [Rovernet] Rare bits wanted
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>
> I was hoping I would never have to send this out, but I have no choice, so
> please forgive me bombing the list. I am trying to find a set of the
> small-pattern hubs/axles off of an early Magnum wheel-equipped TC. There is
> someone only a dozen or so miles away that has them on a car, I had him ask his
> father (who wants to restore it) if I could trade front hubs and rear hubs/axles
> for mine along with the Rostyles I have on my parts car and he said no, I wish I
> could explain to him that there would absolutely no visual difference. Anyway,
> I want to fit aftermarket alloy wheels to my TC, and I cannot and will not pay
> the small fortune wanted for custom 3-piece wheels. The 5 on 4.75 (5 x
> 120.65mm) hubs will allow me to use BMW fitment wheels (5 x 120mm) with PCD
> variation nuts (and switching out the imperial studs for metric). I am planning
> a turbocharged V6 transplant, but I'm not even going to start until the
> wheel/tyre issue is resolved, I'm not going
> to attempt putting down 300+ bhp on 185/70-14 tyres. Please have a look
> through your stash(es) and see what you've got, the future of my project hinges
> on finding this hardware. Thanks for your time.
>
> Scott Kohl
> 1969 2000 TC Burnt Grey
> Salem, OR
>
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