any one know where to gte these tie rods? [Archive] - Performance Nova Group

alan b

31-12-09, 12:47 PM

i started a thread a while back about making adjustable tierods, but didnt get any answers realy, but looking through pics of pepe, i seen theres some on that nova! any one got any info? its not a pillbeam set up, its using std wishbones
http://www.cruisewestcumbria.info/cossiematt/pepe/23.jpg

AlexW

31-12-09, 12:55 PM

Make some will prob be the answer

Iain

31-12-09, 01:00 PM

Edit: thought you meant tie bar brackets and not the rods themselves! Ignore me!

MARTIN KELSON

31-12-09, 01:11 PM

They look home made to me.

Sure any compitent engineering company will be able to modify existing tie bars, just dont forget one thread needs to be clockwise & other anticlockwise or they wont work.

Martin

Count Vaux Alot

31-12-09, 04:21 PM

The drop mounts on the front panel look very TAS or similar but as said above the rest ie the tie bars look home made, if your considering going down this route but using standard arms i wouldn't bother as there isn't much scope for adjustment - have you tried Jonlem on here i know his mate sells the full kit for around £400 which is very reasonable that includes bottom arms, tie bars and drop mounts iirc.

Also that nova was build some time ago so if they arn't home made tie bars then i wouldn't have thought they were available any more anyway.

djbrowney

31-12-09, 04:34 PM

The drop mounts on the front panel look very TAS or similar but as said above the rest ie the tie bars look home made, if your considering going down this route but using standard arms i wouldn't bother as there isn't much scope for adjustment - have you tried Jonlem on here i know his mate sells the full kit for around £400 which is very reasonable that includes bottom arms, tie bars and drop mounts iirc.

Also that nova was build some time ago so if they arn't home made tie bars then i wouldn't have thought they were available any more anyway.

i am also going to be buying a set of these but i am still unsure if they will work with the f28 setup :confused:

Count Vaux Alot

31-12-09, 05:52 PM

i am also going to be buying a set of these but i am still unsure if they will work with the f28 setup :confused:
IIRC one of the welsh boys were running these with an f28 (i could be wrong though) i think it might have been G8WCC (http://www.pngclub.com/forum/member.php?u=33946)or discoinferno?? like i say don't quote me as they may not be using the f28.
(http://www.pngclub.com/forum/member.php?u=33946)

alan b

31-12-09, 05:52 PM

i am also going to be buying a set of these but i am still unsure if they will work with the f28 setup :confused:

afaik he's working to see if that kit will fit an f28

brainsnova

31-12-09, 05:58 PM

a bit well off topic but does anyone ever fix the gsi bumper along the bottom edge.

djbrowney

31-12-09, 06:06 PM

a bit well off topic but does anyone ever fix the gsi bumper along the bottom edge.

i always use them only because i never run the bumper bar in the back of the bumper lol

brainsnova

31-12-09, 06:16 PM

lol i cut them off so if i hit a speed hump it would flex a bit.

Will F

31-12-09, 06:22 PM

IIRC one of the welsh boys were running these with an f28 (i could be wrong though) i think it might have been G8WCC (http://www.pngclub.com/forum/member.php?u=33946)or discoinferno?? like i say don't quote me as they may not be using the f28.

Yeah Gareth used them (G8WCC) on his turbo.... well remebered!;)

djbrowney

31-12-09, 06:27 PM

Yeah Gareth used them (G8WCC) on his turbo.... well remebered!;)

but this does all depend on where people weld there mount on to the chassis rail for the gearbox iirc :thumb: