Early TR4. This Fast Road/Rally full suspension package incorporates Nylatron suspension bushes and spherical bearing ARB links and is supplied for fitment to Early TR4's with TR3A type front suspension.

Nylatron bushes are supplied for the front wishbone. The 185lb/in springs at the rear are not uncomfortable and are exactly the same as those used on the works TR4 rally cars. with these stronger springs fitted, no rear ARB is needed. For a full list of contents and a fuller explanation of out kits take a look at our information sheet viewable at the 'Product Data Sheets' tab.  

Revington TR's range of suspension packages should provide suitable suspension for any application. Below is a chart showing all the fast road/rally packages relevant to the TR4. This chart will help you choose which kit is best for you. Our range is split into early cars and later cars the difference being that early cars do NOT have 3° caster so for these cars we supply the appropriate top wishbone components to introduce this. 

Customers should check carefully if they already have 3° caster upper wishbones. Take a look at the photo and note the shape of the arms and the style of the outer ball joint. If your top wishbone arrangement does NOT look like this, you do NOT have 3° caster front suspension and will need the suitable kit for the EARLY TR4. If your top wishbone arrangement DOES look like this, you DO have 3° caster front suspension and will need the suitable kit for the LATE TR4.

This Photo shows the upper wishbones fitted to our adjustable upper fulcrum which is also part of this kit.

These can be seen in 'Related Products' below.

This part is listed on the following pages of the website, where further information and background reading may be found.

TESTIMONIAL

Our suspension packages are renowned the world over for their engineering standards and performance. 

We recently had this email from Andreas in Germany who has just fitted our complete suspension package to his TR3A chassis : I am just finishing the Revington Suspension on the TR3 and I have to tell you it is a piece of art, I just cannot look somewhere else. Very nice!