Austin Mini / Midget Titan Hi-lift 1.5 Rockers on 2040-parts.com
Shepherdsville, Kentucky, United States
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I've been keeping these, but am unlikely to ever need them again.
I purchased them many years ago from Endaf Owens when the 1.5 ratio rockers were banned in the Miglia series. They are in great mechanical condition, but the side of a few of the arms got chewed up when I let someone borrow them to try 1.5 rockers on his mini as a back-to-back. I linished them back, and made the hardened caps you see in the pics to stop the posts from getting damaged. They are ready to fit. All rockers and tips spin freely just as they should. Thanks for looking, TurboDave |
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