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georgenewman1 23rd November 2009 08:00 PM

rear calliper spacing
 
sorry guys, i know this has been covered before but im still confused. i noked up some rear uprights in the drum orientation, then bought some adaptor plater from 3g to convert to disks. the first question is do i need to mackine down the original calliper hanger ty the thickness of the plate.
also before i finish weld the uprighs completeley are the book drawings correct as i have seen people mention callipers mounted at 45 degrees before,

cheers guys

flyerncle 23rd November 2009 08:29 PM

Something like this.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/30468413@N03/3598377861/

georgenewman1 23rd November 2009 08:31 PM

lush thats how mine are set, cheers fella

georgenewman1 23rd November 2009 10:02 PM

anyone got any thoughts on millin the hanger down to level it up with the disk or is it fine like it is??

chriseyj 24th November 2009 10:20 AM

I have also wondered how you compensate for the caliper being mounted further forward on the adapters? I assumed the sliding range of the caliper can cope with it, perhaps there's plenty of play either side of the pads? I also looked at a few pics of the proper disc hubs and the caliper carrier mounting holes do seem slightly raised in comparison to the hub bolt holes.

I am half tempted to just use my drums I got with my drive shafts and ditch rear discs for now, I am a little worried about the front/back bias of the brakes when using rear discs. Especially after AdrianH had trouble with rear drums locking up too soon.

Chris


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