Hi all,
I am sure that somewhere i have seen stronger bonnet springs on offer for the series 1 but cant for now think where this was.
Mine seem to slowly lower the bonnet unless it is just the right balance position.
Could do with replacing mine when i refit the bonnet.
Any thoughts about suppliers ?
thanks to all
Tim
Bonnet Springs
#2 Re: Bonnet Springs
Tim have you tried adjusting the position of the brackets?
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Hi Tim
AJ Autocraft sell a 10% overwound set. Have fitted a set to mine and they were perfect, as my bonnet kept falling down too. The originals lose tension after so long.
hope this is useful.
Adam
AJ Autocraft sell a 10% overwound set. Have fitted a set to mine and they were perfect, as my bonnet kept falling down too. The originals lose tension after so long.
hope this is useful.
Adam
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Thanks both. I'll try adjustment first but will probably move to the new springs
Tim
Tim
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Tim : be warned about stronger springs . If you fit them, there is a tendency for the bonnet to fly up very abruptly, and if by any chance you are low at the front, or have left something near the "mouth" there is a real chance of causing damage
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I bought a set of new springs from S.N.G Barratt, perfect fit and balance.
Regards
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Pete V
1967 S1 2+2
1967 S1 2+2
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