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Thanks Dave,

Good tip!

Hi all,

As per title, anyone who has a linkage boot in good nick with no splits im very interested.
Postage to 7009 also.

Mick

Tomsun, To complete the 19" wheel package on the first page. Tyres are: 215/35/19 Front 245/30/19 Rear Wheels are +12 offset front and rear not +6 as listed (my fuck up). Comments: With stretched tyres and 2 inches of pumping, rolling and cutting the rear wheels just fit. Fronts need rolled gua...

Hi all,

Does anyone know where to grab a replacement linkage boot which sits at the base of the shifter over the linkage and bush?
Mine has split some time ago and has been spewed gear oil out into the tunnel
Appreciate any help!

Mick

Mteck, got a quote for the bar and lights to melb CBD for around $40, doesn't sound too bad!

No dramas at all, will take photos as it progresses, and if there is interest will post it up.
Mteck, sms'd you back yesterday did you get it?
Prozac, its non power rack, no pump, no pulley, no lines :)

Its in the early stages but had a tip on a Hyundai rack from a 97 from John on this forum.
It need to be modified in width to suit the starion ends and have the same geometry as the standard steering arc.
Then needs to link up to factory column and be bolted to a fabbed up crossmember.

Hi all, For sale: 1. complete steering system from a JA with twin cam. - Steering box was rebuilt 200km ago by National Power Steering in Sydney for $600. - New bushes - Twin cam power steering pump and belt, has always been ok but isn't new. - Fake braided lines and polished reservoir. - All arms a...

In the technical section the wiring diagram probably describes what amperage the fusible link is.
As far as cable guage goes just make sure it is no smaller than what is already there.
That matched with the right fuse will have you sorted.

Aaron,

have become a huge fan of the t-56 due to the option of ratios and also a couple of consistent flat 11 sec cars down here run them in old school all steel cars with no dramas, season after season.

Here here.
Be safe and enjoy the break!

Hey mate, if you have replaced the fusible link itself with copper conductor you will leave that part of the car with no circuit protection so if there is an overload or fault, it will heat up until it burns and breaks the circuit, which will be after the car is turned to ash. An easy fix is to get ...

looks unreal mate, if you need a hand with anything just sing out!

Hey Aaron,

I see in the other thread that you bought the t-56, and just wanted to say that it is an excellent decision.

That makes sense mate i was a bit stumped thinking of blokes that had moved to bathurst! i guess it is a fairly high percentage of twin cams to single, maybe its that commuting here is so easy because its small so modifying is a bit more practical. its been so long ive forgotten! Hows Headland treat...