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After getting tired of seeing the box of ”major front suspension“ components sitting on the shelf for some years, I decided to tackle the lower front suspension of ‘59 TR3A. Inspection of trunnion pins suggests past episodes of inadequate lubrication? have left pins much less than ideal (looks...
I've been rebuilding the front suspension on my 3A frame-off and have a concern. I first completed the left side (minus the spring/spring pan) and noticed some resistance when rotating the vertical link back and forth. Believing I mixed up the left and right vertical links, I switch to the...
I'm working on trunnion installation, and the service manual says to screw it "home" then back off about a turn. Does this mean the trunnion main body should screw in until it contacts the bottom of the vertical link base? The steering stop boss on my trunnions - both old and new - hit the...
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