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Motor to frame brace. 1926 3rd series 6 cylinder Techletter 1832
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Quite a regular
Quite a regular

Phillip Weeks
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Technical letter 1832 refers to a motor to frame brace.
Apparently this was offered as a way of controlling front end shimmy and excessive radiator movement.
I have noticed that shimmy certainly increases if tyre pressures are too low. Has anyone seen one of these braces fitted. I wonder whether the brace would put too much strain on the aluminium timing chain inspection hole area.

Posted on: 2017/3/27 3:10
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