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Triumph TR6 - Laycock plate
Hello TR friends, I´ve got a question that maybe you can answer. I can´t find a new original Laycock clutch disk, and I want to keep the Laycock plate.I read that is much better than the Borg & Beck that I could get from Moss or Rimmers. There are some workshops that can recondition my disk, changing the abrasive material. Is this viable? . This people do this for lots of cars, and they say that is a normal proces and that it works OK. Thanks in advance, and excuse any mistake in my english. |
Carlos |
Carlos As far as I know all the top TR parts suppliers like TRGB, Revington and TRBitz in the UK will do a Laycock service exchange unit. I also bought a NOS Laycock cover on Ebay last year, they appear from time to time and genarally sell for about £50/£60. There is also a very good book [in English only as far as I know] called 'How to Restore Triumph TR5/250 & TR6 by Roger Williams, lots of good information in it for new owners and restorers. Ron |
R. Algie |
Thanks again, Ron. I´ve sent an enquiry to TRGB. I´ve already this book ( and several more ), they take more space than the car itself. Each time I fasten a bolt, I browse through all the literature, taking me ages. I´m doing a body off , engine off, everything off restoration. If you like I can send you some pictures. Regards, and happy new year to you and the rest of TR6 world. |
C Suarez |
This thread was discussed between 30/12/2004 and 31/12/2004
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