Rear Disc Conversion Plans
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Rear Disc Conversion Plans
Has anyone machined themselves the necessary bits for a rear disc conversion?
I read the "how to" guide on here which described how to do it by cutting up some caliper carriers and other bits but it occurred to me I could probably actually make the necessary parts myself.
I have access to a lathe and a mill but wondered if anyone else had done this? If so, has anyone got a drawing for the parts that they'd mind sharing as this would significantly reduce the time it would take for me to make the bits!
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I read the "how to" guide on here which described how to do it by cutting up some caliper carriers and other bits but it occurred to me I could probably actually make the necessary parts myself.
I have access to a lathe and a mill but wondered if anyone else had done this? If so, has anyone got a drawing for the parts that they'd mind sharing as this would significantly reduce the time it would take for me to make the bits!
Thanks
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Re: Rear Disc Conversion Plans
I'm getting tempted buy these instead...
http://www.rsmfg.co.uk/page21.html
Anyone bought anything from rsmg.co.uk before? Is it good kit?
http://www.rsmfg.co.uk/page21.html
Anyone bought anything from rsmg.co.uk before? Is it good kit?
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Re: Rear Disc Conversion Plans
I've got the muddy zook kit which I'm happy with. Think its a bit cheaper too.
Janspeed manifold, LWB Vit vented discs and calipers
Build thread -- Build photos -- HLA-Artwork
Coming soon: YJs, Trussed axles, Full float rear.
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Was just looking at theirs too actually. If you reckon it's good I think I might be tempted to get a kit rather than try and fabricate one.
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Re: Rear Disc Conversion Plans
I think I have some drawings to make/machine your own somewhere, if I dig them out fancy making me a set or two as well
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Might well do, it depends how quick you can find them as I need to get on with this!
I have a CNC mill so making ten sets is as easy as making one. The only problem is that it actually has a pretty small working envelope so not sure I'll actually be able to. On the other hand I have a friendly machinist so might speak to him...
I have a CNC mill so making ten sets is as easy as making one. The only problem is that it actually has a pretty small working envelope so not sure I'll actually be able to. On the other hand I have a friendly machinist so might speak to him...
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Re: Rear Disc Conversion Plans
NylonAdmiral wrote:Might well do, it depends how quick you can find them as I need to get on with this!
I have a CNC mill so making ten sets is as easy as making one. The only problem is that it actually has a pretty small working envelope so not sure I'll actually be able to. On the other hand I have a friendly machinist so might speak to him...
Emailed you the drawing I have dude
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That was quick!
I don't suppose you have one for the disc mounts do you?
I don't suppose you have one for the disc mounts do you?
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Re: Rear Disc Conversion Plans
No I haven't I'm afraid but you could just cut down your drums and use those like in the DIY guide
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OK, no worries.
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