The Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register Forum

Whilst I was dismantling the mk1 Pi I found it still had this bracket and spring to aid the choke return. I made one up for my car but it was only a guess on the sizes. I’ve put in a order with the laser cutting firm to make the bracket (stainless steel) part. It was the same overall price if I orde...

Up late blurry eyed, that is a mk2 you have! The above is for a mk1. Worth giving them a call they might have a mk2 panel.

Try td fitchetts, bought this one 6 months ago. The part number is in the photo. Before you go grinder happy save the bonnet mounting plates on the underside your going to need those. All the best with your project.

Nice job Jake! Now grab cold one from the beer assistant.

Hello Chris welcome to the forum. Good to hear another big six has been awakened from a slumber in a garage I can easily answer 1 one of your questions always protect these cars with a cover. Main reason when it rains the water runs straight off the roof into the lower wing area depending on how lon...

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I’m sure a little manipulation on one of those tool inserts will do the job. £15

Jake if you have any of the stainless rod left over knock a few of the tool bits out and sell them, I can’t even buy the materials and handle for a £10.

Nice one Jake! Like the tool you made, bargain £10 and a couple quid for 12 inches of stainless steel rod. That kit I think comes with the tool to put in the chrome insert for the rear window and all the other gear to put windows in. I found the left side more difficult also, being a righty your kin...

The string as you pull it would most likely be cut by the sharpe edge of the trim. The tool lifts the rubber up therefore making the suface area smaller, this enables the back edge of the trim to be pulled backwards and then seated on the rear ridge of the rubber which holds the trim flat. If I get ...

Hello Chris I’ve got one, give us a call or pm sent. Ross.