Original genuine standard tie bar bush (2 per rod) but sold individually.
These bushes are made to the original drawing and specifications by the original manufacturing company for BMC/Leyland & Rover.
These genuine bushes are soft ...
The tie rods control braking stability and Caster! "Rose-jointed" end are the solid answer to total control! Sold with joints and in pairs. Not advised for general road use.
Same bump stop as fitted to MGB, this was utilised by ST Works Abingdon to go on their bump stop kits C-AJJ3313/4007 for hydrolastic minis. Sold singly.
Fits top and bottom of the front damper and the lower rear damper to keep the bush from moving in the damper (shock absorber) eye sockets. 3/8"hole.
1.4mm thick by 24.6mm wide.
Front hub nut that screws onto the CV joint of all early minis with drum brakes plus all standard cooper 997/8 models. 1 1/8, 1.125" AF nut size although 28mm width have been seen. The washer for this is 2A7323.
Longer track rod end for running with negative camber, gives an extra 5mm of adjustment approximately over the standard item. Has consistent thread pattern and perfect design to our requirements to fits all known racks and classed as a competition tr...
Sold in pairs only.
These arms will give an extra 1.5 degrees extra negative camber over what the standard arms give on your car. To correct all variations of incorrect geometry found on the mini we have produced a pair of on car adjustable ...
Have you got one of the rare "wet" suspension Minis? This is the retainer plate that holds the protective sleeve around the hydro hose on the bulk head panel.
Sold singly 2 required per car.
For Hydrolastic suspension cars, they were made with a 1/4" fixing hole but this needs elongating vertically to get the bump stop to sit properly on the upper arm which had different machine tolerances when manufactured.
The weathered and cracked rubber you see is not actually the hydro displacer bag, but rather this rubber boot to protect it. Sold singly 1 required per displacer.
Fitted on the hydrolastic cars only it gives a different angle when fitted to dry suspension cars but years ago some knowledgable racers used these for suspension mods.
Floor pan front to rear for the left hand side, only to the floor shape before rod change cars - ideal for MK1/2 restoration.
The front tie rod on the Mini controls the fore and aft location of the lower front suspension arm of the car. In addition it provides a great degree of stability under braking. If your rod is bent or the bushes are worn then you need help. The Tie r...
Special shims for adjusting your swivel pins on the front hub. See workshop manual for correct settings - these are 005 thou but if you need 10 thou see 2A4241.
Mini Spares own to original drawing specifications with heat treatment correctly applied where appropiate.Lack of proper maintenance (grease) will make the pivot shaft and/or bearings wear that much faster. In severe cases the shaft may rust to the b...
The term 'hydro' in the renowned Cooper "S" suspension system "Hydro-lastic" means at least in part a liquid. This famous system was designed by BMC make for smooth and fluid ride while taking all of the abuse of off road rallying. It is not uncommon...
Angled grease nipple for the upper arm on the front suspension of all Minis
importantly lubricates the upper arm spindle which so often gets neglected so check yours out and make sure this nipple is working properly. Also fits rear radius ar...
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