Burlington Arrow Specification
This should be read in conduction with the attached notes and the current Motorsport UK Competitor’s Yearbook.
| Manufacturer(s) | Burlington |
| Model | Arrow |
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| Minimum Wheelbase | 90in (2886mm) |
| Diameter of Road Wheels | 15in |
| Number of Seats | 2 |
| Minimum Horizontal Dimension from Rearmost part of steering wheel and a vertical line through the axis of the rear wheels | 29in (730mm) |
| Engines | Any Triumph 4 or 6 cylinder unit as fitted to the Herald / Spitfire / Vitesse Ranges |
| Gearboxes | Any Triumph gearbox appropriate to the engine fitted |
| Rear Axle Casings | Swing-Axle IRS as fitted to the Herald / Spitfire / Vitesse Ranges |
| Maximum horizontal dimension from the centre of the foremost spark plug orifice and a vertical line through the axis of the front wheels | 4 Cyl:- 10in (254mm)
6 Cyl:- 7in (178mm) |
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| Notes | (a) See permitted modifications listed under M6.4.1 and restriction stated in M6.4.2 In relation to listed cars, any further modifications will cause the vehicle to be reclassified into class 8. (b) M6.7.1 – The use of wheels of diameter(s) other than as specified above will cause the vehicle to be reclassified into class 8.
- M6.8.1 & M6.8.3 The use of gearbox and rear axle casings other than as specified above will cause the vehicle to be reclassified into class 8.
- If using the Triumph chassis the engine should be fitted using the original type mounting plates, putting the left hand one on the right hand side and vice versa. This puts the engine further back in the frame. If using the Burlington chassis, the engine must be fitted in the same position as it would be in the Triumph chassis it replaces.
- There are a number of options for spare wheel mounting at the rear, for further details contact the Class 7 Co-ordinator.
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