SUNFIRE RACING

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"Mye som går an når BT ikke skal klå på kjerra!"...........

Ja det er befriende å tenke på
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Her er noe av en beskrivelse på Do it yourself 14 Bolt Disc Brakes:

I used rotors for a 1976 Chevy 3/4 Ton Dana 44 (Part # BDR 5523 Car Quest). The calipers were for a 76 Chevy 1/2 Ton 4x4. (part # 184045 Shucks) I had to purchase all new studs for an 80's Chevy 1Ton 4x4 (DOR-610-189 Car Quest)

The spacing on my brackets worked out perfect with the bracket flipped around (the front right bracket is welded to the left rear.) To get the right height I hacked out the center of the bracket and assembled the bracket and caliper onto the rotor and C-clamped it together. I had to make several attempts at the bracket hacking, but I didn't get too picky cause I was going to weld them on any way. To set the clearance from the rotor to the caliper bolts I used 1/16" thick washers (between the rotor and the bolts) to hold the bracket in the right dimension radially, and laid down a few tack welds. The axial guides (see attached pic) had to be ground off due to being on backwards, but none of the aftermarket kits I have seen use them anyway.

Jeg legger ikke mere ut her, for jeg vet ikke om det er kopibeskyttet. Men vil du har resten sender jeg det til deg priv med bilder.




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