Members,
I will soon be tackling the job of rebuilding the suspension on my 73 TR6, hopefully to have it ready for the spring (usually late April here in Canada). I plan to use original rubber bushing material and set to stock ride height as the roads here are quite awful due to our harsh weather. I have; new bushing kit, upper ball joints, tie rod ends and sway bar links.
I have a few questions:
1) Should I replace the shocks? They are original but the car doesn't seem to bounce around excessively.
2) Should I replace the springs? As I said, I'm looking for stock ride height as lowering may cause problems.
3) I guess I should replace the rear suspension/trailing arm links while I'm there?
Any suggestions, comments, or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much,
Reid
I will soon be tackling the job of rebuilding the suspension on my 73 TR6, hopefully to have it ready for the spring (usually late April here in Canada). I plan to use original rubber bushing material and set to stock ride height as the roads here are quite awful due to our harsh weather. I have; new bushing kit, upper ball joints, tie rod ends and sway bar links.
I have a few questions:
1) Should I replace the shocks? They are original but the car doesn't seem to bounce around excessively.
2) Should I replace the springs? As I said, I'm looking for stock ride height as lowering may cause problems.
3) I guess I should replace the rear suspension/trailing arm links while I'm there?
Any suggestions, comments, or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much,
Reid