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GTM Libra - Main build manual

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similar thread locking substance when finally locking up these bolts.<br />

Now mount up the Rover 220/420handbrake<br />

lever to the tunnel as<br />

illustrated on the appropriate drawing<br />

in the rear of this <strong>manual</strong>. Start by<br />

marking out all the holes needed and<br />

drill them all before anything is run<br />

through the tunnel.<br />

Attach the Rover 220/420 standard<br />

handbrake lever to the top of the <strong>Libra</strong><br />

tunnel in the position shown on the<br />

drawing using two Ø8mm set bolts<br />

20mm long and on the inside of the tunnel T1110. Make sure that the<br />

handbrake lever is central to the tunnel.<br />

Attach T1105 handbrake cable mounting bracket to the top of the tunnel in the<br />

position shown on the diagram using two Ø6 x 20mm long set bolts, washers<br />

and Nyloc nuts. The Rover 220/420 standard outer cable bracket can now be<br />

mounted to T1105 using two Ø8 x 10mm long set bolts, washers and spring<br />

washers. It may be necessary on certain Rover 220/420 outer cable brackets<br />

to remove a certain amount of the bracket that is not required.<br />

The two holes can now be drilled in the tunnel of the monocoque to allow the<br />

cables to run through over the petrol tank. By carefully elongating these holes<br />

it is possible to fit the standard Rover 220/420 handbrake cable grommets<br />

neatly into the top of the monocoque tunnel.<br />

The cables run over the top of the petrol tank, over the top of the top<br />

wishbones to the outer cable-mounting bracket on the rear steering arm<br />

T0308/9, T0308 being drivers side. The cables are secured to the top of the<br />

top wishbone T0300 using two 10mm P clips per side and No 10 self tapping<br />

screws. The handbrake can now be adjusted in the normal manner and<br />

should work satisfactorily.<br />

Handbrake callipers MGF.<br />

The MGF handbrake callipers are utilised at the rear of the <strong>GTM</strong> in exactly the<br />

same way as the Rover 220i or 420 callipers. The callipers are attached to<br />

the hub without the use of an adapter plate but with the use of two eccentric<br />

bushes. These two eccentric bushes fit into enlarged holes that are used for<br />

the existing callipers at the front of the K Series Rover Metro. The two holes<br />

that hold the two front callipers on the Metro have to be enlarged to Ø17mm.<br />

This drills out easily but should you not have a Ø17mm drill <strong>GTM</strong> will be happy<br />

to drill them out for you. With the two eccentric bushes T1115 fitted into these<br />

Ø17mm holes and positioned such as to give the largest spaces between the<br />

two Ø10mm holes within the bushes the MGF callipers will bolt onto the Metro<br />

hub without alteration. When using the MGF callipers special cables T0114a<br />

must be used which are obtainable from <strong>GTM</strong>. The rest of the assembly is<br />

similar to the previously described assembly for the Rover 220i or 420 rear<br />

callipers.<br />

© <strong>GTM</strong> CARS LTD. 10.5

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