Z320 Posted December 23, 2025 Report Posted December 23, 2025 Hi all, I'm looking for a dimension of the lower wishbone of all Tr4A - TR6: How wide is the outer "eye" (without paint), the end where the trunnion is fixed with the assembly of hardened washers, nylons, steel distancers, please. On the TR4A sheets no dimension is documented, on the other side (to the frame) the manual tells 1.12" I measured it when I had all apart last year - but sadly can't find my notice anymore... Thanky in advance Ciao, Marco Quote
harrytr5 Posted December 24, 2025 Report Posted December 24, 2025 Guten Tag What are you now up to Marco ? Regards Harryđ Â Quote
Z320 Posted December 24, 2025 Author Report Posted December 24, 2025 1 hour ago, harrytr5 said: Guten Tag What are you now up to Marco ? Regards Harryđ  Hallo Harry, fĂŒrâs TR IG SĂŒdwest Clubmagazin möchte ich einen Artikel schreiben. Noch von letztem Jahr habe ich alle Fotos, nur den Notizzettel habe ich verlegt. GrĂŒĂe, Marco Quote
Z320 Posted December 24, 2025 Author Report Posted December 24, 2025 Now I got it! Whats new about the trunnionless construction? Quote
harrytr5 Posted December 24, 2025 Report Posted December 24, 2025 No news yet Marco. My engineering friend has drawn up the machining drawing  but is so busy so do not know when or iff it will happen. Alisdair (Classic Car Developments) is looking into it and may come up with a kit anytime soon (I hope). So like all things we await to see if it happens. Are you looking into its Marco? There would be a market I think! Regards Harry Quote
Z320 Posted December 24, 2025 Author Report Posted December 24, 2025 Hi Harry, perhaps âinterestingâ, but in my opinion no market here at Germany. Sorry me, Marco  Quote
harrytr5 Posted December 24, 2025 Report Posted December 24, 2025 Marco, Is that because of TUV and no mods allowed? Regards Harry Quote
Z320 Posted December 24, 2025 Author Report Posted December 24, 2025 (edited) Yes, + insurance issues + H-number registration And I canât really see the need Edited December 24, 2025 by Z320 Quote
james christie Posted December 24, 2025 Report Posted December 24, 2025 6 minutes ago, Z320 said: + ensurance issues + H-number registration And I canât really see the need Try that here in France and the administration would have apoplexy! It's bad enough with rack and pinion steering. james Quote
BlueTR3A-5EKT Posted January 31 Report Posted January 31 Marco, Sorry for the very late response. Yesterday I measured a NOS wishbones arm. Â The average width where the top hat plastic bushes fit is 0.9875â. The surfaces were not completely parallel. Â Width varied by upto 0.002â Â (25.08 to 25.1 mm) Â Quote
Z320 Posted January 31 Author Report Posted January 31 Hi Peter, thank YOU very much, you are a real good friend! Because of no resond I dismantled one side and determined 25.0 mm (0.985") on both wishbones there. That's pretts much the same...? With a number of photos I hope it will be a helpful article at our next club magazine. Â Ciao, Marco Quote
BlueTR3A-5EKT Posted January 31 Report Posted January 31 (edited) 2 hours ago, Z320 said: Hi Peter, thank YOU very much, you are a real good friend! Because of no resond I dismantled one side and determined 25.0 mm (0.985") on both wishbones there. That's pretts much the same...? With a number of photos I hope it will be a helpful article at our next club magazine. Â Ciao, Marco Yes within a hairâs thickness of the measurement I made. Â This could be because my vernier caliper is not controlled dimensionally to any standard. Â Now there is a job for the coming weeks. Â Â Find a standard size ball bearing and check it with the tool. Â Â This is Unlike my micrometers which have a setting block for base dimension. Â Edited January 31 by BlueTR3A-5EKT Quote
Z320 Posted February 1 Author Report Posted February 1 (edited) There is a German saying playing with the double meaning of âmessen, du misst, der Mistâ. It goes âwer misst misst Mistâ (âwho measures measures dungâ). This could be you, this could be me, very likely both of us đ Edited February 1 by Z320 Quote
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