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Author:  cush [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 9:00 am ]
Post subject:  Removing Brake Hub from Drive shaft

i suppose this is a "HowTo request" aswell :)

I'm trying to take the whole Brake assembly off and i've split my ball joints and the brake hose is off (finally) but now i'm left with an assembly attached to the drive shaft...

come on guru's... let me have it...:)

Author:  WhoDat [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 9:36 am ]
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Just done the front Drums to disk conversion so here is what I did - no expert so all disclamers apply...

Top ball joints disconnected - check
Bottom balll joints disconnected - check
Brake line disconnected - Check
Steering joint disconneced - ?
Drive Shaft Retaining Nut [big nut in centre of axle] - split pin out, then nut off [breaker bar is handy here]
Hub Assembly should now slide off towards you [tap on a woodern bolster with FBH from behind in 12,6,3,9 pattern to encourage it if needed]

Author:  cush [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 9:45 am ]
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top notch... thanks mate...


*scurries out to shed*

Author:  shane [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 9:51 am ]
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Hey Guys
I am thinking of doing that brake conversion myself what sort of brakes didi u put on and how much did it cost ya???

Did u change the master cyl or put a booster on???

Author:  cush [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 9:55 am ]
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DENIED!

:evil:

damn... i dont' have a spanner big enough... :roll:

if mr dogey here can push start the car i can get down the hardware store and get one :)

shane wrote:
Hey Guys
I am thinking of doing that brake conversion myself what sort of brakes didi u put on and how much did it cost ya???


i'm not doing a disc conversion.. i'm doing a drum conversion :)

single leaders to twin cylinders :)

btw... sorry to hear about you an simone... ;)

Author:  WhoDat [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 10:04 am ]
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I swapped in a 7.5" Rover unit from a Jananesse inport to fit straight under my 10" wheels. Picked them up from Brickworx [member here] Price depends on stock and it's condition so chat Steve on what he has available [or on it's way in]

Best option in my book, the whole assemblies have bugger all wear on them and can be regarded as virtually brand new becasue they are so young. beats recoing sets that are on their last legs or doing all the engineering for a different vehcle conversion.

Good luck - but you will really appreciate the disks when you get them 8) :lol:

Author:  shane [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 10:08 am ]
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thanks mate i'll look into it

Author:  WhoDat [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 10:11 am ]
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cush wrote:
DENIED!

:evil:

damn... i dont' have a spanner big enough... :roll:


Had that problem as well cush - and I checked the size of the locking nuts on the set going in and had the socket size ready to go. but I forgot to check that the ones on the car were the same size - typically they were not.

Author:  cush [ Sat Oct 15, 2005 10:28 am ]
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just tried to push start it... damn... didn't fire... i used to be so good at push starts.... :x

i'm sure it's probably my alternator now ..
:roll:

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