Also, the Roadster Factory has these reinforcement plates already cut and ready
for purchase. This may save some time and money in fitting and fabrication.
Welding these plates stopped the rear noise from my 1976 TR6.
Robert M. Sexton
Starmark Offshore
sexton@starmark.net
vox: 804.792.0167 (Area Code changes to 434 on 1 June 2001)
fax: 804.792.1068
e-mail: sexton@starmark.net
Quoting Steve Daniels <sdaniels@gorge.net>:
>
> On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 22:48:09 EDT, Crazeecooter@aol.com wrote:
>
> >I have recently noticed a very disting "click" sound when ever I begin
> to accelerate from a stop sign or other stand still position. I believe
> the sound is coming from the rear right side of the car. I think I also
> here a "chick chick chick" sound coming from that area in the lower
> gears and when I turn the wheel to the right.
> >
> >Any ideas?
>
> Know any good welders?
>
> The TR6's frame is too weak where the differential attaches to
> it, and after a few hundred thousand starts and stops, a crack
> develops.
>
> I have an explanation and a template for some mending plates that
> need to be welded into the affected area. I'll mail it to you
> separately, if you like.
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