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Offline phathr66

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Cf disk brakes?
« on: January 16, 2012, 05:51:43 PM »
Had a quick look in the search but only found holden disk conversions. I was wondering if cf's came out with disk brakes? Need to buy a new master and resovoir and thought it might be worth upgrading if there was an off the shelf option. Not looking at performance as i'm only keeping the slant engine.

Thanks In advance, Mark

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Re: Cf disk brakes?
« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2012, 06:04:43 PM »
In NZ they cam out on the Mk 2 model, but as you did not get them there it's a conversion job............ That is if your from OZ, but also hard to find in NZ

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Re: Cf disk brakes?
« Reply #2 on: January 16, 2012, 06:19:53 PM »
mmm.... Might just stick with the drums then? I'll just keep an anchor on the tray incase of hills  :P 
I want to keep the cost down and just scored some cheap bedford stud pattern mags

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Re: Cf disk brakes?
« Reply #3 on: January 16, 2012, 07:40:41 PM »
i have an oe bedford disk brake front end  off an 88 ambulance and planing on just changing the hubs over ...
will i need to
A ... fit the hub to my upper and lower A arms ( are the bull joints going to fit )((easiest)  :D
B ... change the A arms over as well (easy)  :)
C ... change hole front end over (hardest as will have to redo the engine mounts)  ???

as for the the booster ill go with the lj booster and xb master  ;D
will this be suitable for 4 wheel disks ?

russell

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Re: Cf disk brakes?
« Reply #4 on: January 16, 2012, 08:34:34 PM »
i have an oe bedford disk brake front end  off an 88 ambulance and planing on just changing the hubs over ...
will i need to
A ... fit the hub to my upper and lower A arms ( are the bull joints going to fit )((easiest)  :D
B ... change the A arms over as well (easy)  :)
C ... change hole front end over (hardest as will have to redo the engine mounts)  ???

as for the the booster ill go with the lj booster and xb master  ;D
will this be suitable for 4 wheel disks ?

russell
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yep were running the LJ/ XB for all four discs  ;)
Cheers Wendy & Ray

 

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