You appear to be confused in that the steering cross bar and tie rod ends
are two different areas and parts. The steering cross bar on all Alpines
connecting the left and right sides across the firewall is a one piece with
removable and restorable rubber bushings. The actual tie rod ends (inner and
outer attach to the steering arm bolted to each wheel
----- Original Message -----
From: kasl <kasl100(at)navix.net>
To: Alpines <alpines(at)autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, July 26, 1999 1:08 PM
Subject: Alpine Misc
> In the excellent book The Classic Sunbeam by Chris McGovern, page 158
> shows a picture of an engine stabilizer which attaches to the cylinder
> head to control engine shake. Has anybody tried this addition and what
> results did you have? Also, I found a new set of tie rod ends still in
> the original box and thought I would buy them for future use. I checked
> my tie rod setup and found out my cross tube assembly for the steering
> arm is all one piece, no removal of the tie rods is possible. Is this a
> common Series 2 linkage because looking at the parts manual, it shows
> tie rods adjustable and fixed cross tubes. Any ideas? Brent Kasl Series
> 2 and Imp 1
>
>
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