Section : Chassis

GT6 Mk.III Servo

Posted By : Alaister McIntosh, 27-Jun-2004, 10:14pm

• GT6 Mk.III Servo

  Posted By : Jason Chinn, 28-Jun-2004, 09:15am

  I have some NOS Girling Powerstop MK2A servo service kits due to appear on an eBay auction near you. I have yet to check them to ensure they are complete and OK but on first inspection they look fine. One or two have been opened so they may not be complete but do look to have most parts inside. If this is what you need contact me off list - chinn at ntlworld dot com

• GT6 Mk.III Servo

  Posted By : Gavin Barnett-Smith, 07-Jul-2004, 05:30pm

  Hi Alaister,
  
  Try Norton Classic Servo's - 01494 563254.
  
  They can probably rebuild yours or sell you an exchange item

  • GT6 Mk.III Servo

    Posted By : Andy Cook, 13-Jul-2004, 02:07pm

    I had a quote to rebuild my Servo from Norton back in February this year, he didn't do exchanges but could rebuild my unit, costs were:-
    
    £175- for an internal rebuild only
    
    £215 for fully rebuilt and refinished externally (eg beed blasted, painted etc).
    
    £12- carriage.
    
    Then came the crunch, he had a lot of work on and had a two month turnaround time as he is a one man band!
    
    I couldn't wait two months so replaced my Girling servo with a nice new Lockheed one at about £150-, depends if you want originality or not.
    
    

    • GT6 Mk.III Servo

      Posted By : Jason Chinn, 14-Jul-2004, 01:25pm

      Ask around for customer experience with Norton - there are a few stories of excessively long reconditioning times and poor customer service - the quality of the product seems OK it's just he doesn't seem to call back, maybe he's so good he's in demand and choked with work?
      The uk.rec.cars.classic newsgroup is a good place to ask, no one owns the group and so there are some "forthright" views on there. I think Jonathan Binington aka Binman has had some experience of Norton, are you here Binman?