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Ok so as all of you other e series owners know, the brakes on our cars are... average to say the least.
I've read over and over through lots of different threads. I know about the cebco kits etc etc. My point it is to expensive for us cheapo e-series owners and it makes a stupid wheel offset. I've been speaking to my old man who is a mechanical engineer about designing up a floating rotor hub assembly, in which you can just slide the rotor of your choice on to it and then make up brackets for whatever caliper you choose. Still I understand that's still too much for some who just want good brakes without having to organise their own brackets. So I was thinking about making a kit with this hub using the ford territory 329mm rotors and caliper. Everything designed and if there is enough interest engineered. A bolt on kit. as cheap as possible. now the part where i need your help is, the more people involved the cheaper it is to get the hub made, as the setup cost of the machining isn't much different between 1 or 10 hubs, as most of the cost is in setup. My dad has access to a 5 axis CNC machine and laser cutting. Also told me it is easy to design the hub, which would use use standard wheel bearings. I was planning on using the Pre-au offset. Discuss below. thanks Callum
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| TROYMAN |
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you can buy custom hubs to suite floating rotors..
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HOLDEN-FORD- ... 1c2f910150 then you just need to make caliper brackets ect.. |
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Count me in sounds good.
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Sounds good.
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| cwhitz |
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Do they change the offset in anyway?
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I would be keen
 would the territory calipers be a straight swap with ba gt ones? Cheers Zac
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If you can do it mate I am sure there is a decent market out there for you to start up pumping these out. Might be worth a punt. You'll be leaving this site and joining the Bentley forum once your set up lol. Good on you man and best of luck. Ill kick myself for not jumping in now as Ill end up paying double in 12 months when your Aus wide
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| cwhitz |
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{USERNAME} wrote: you can buy custom hubs to suite floating rotors.. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HOLDEN-FORD- ... 1c2f910150 then you just need to make caliper brackets ect.. do they change the offset at all troyman?
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i dont know, they do do a upgrade kit in +20 and +35.. i think the slight change in the offset is more to do with the caliper outrigger bracket and also its dependant of the rotor used..
have a look at this thread, gearbox-suspension-brake-driveline-f4/machining-stub-axles-budget-big-brake-build-brakes-on-t112322.html |
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{USERNAME} wrote: you can buy custom hubs to suite floating rotors.. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HOLDEN-FORD- ... 1c2f910150 then you just need to make caliper brackets ect.. The other interesting thing other than the offset would be if they can take the ABS Ring. |
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| krisisdog |
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If you're going to do it, go to AU offset.
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| cwhitz |
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why? you can just put spacers on the front, and if your worried about power at the rear put an AU diff in so you dont have to use spacers on the rear
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{USERNAME} wrote: why? you can just put spacers on the front, and if your worried about power at the rear put an AU diff in so you dont have to use spacers on the rear Because if you are going to do it, do it proprely. Spacers/Hub adapters are illegal. |
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{USERNAME} wrote: If you're going to do it, go to AU offset. wait, why? Don't the AU+ get access to all the B series brakes all good upgrades already? |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: If you're going to do it, go to AU offset. wait, why? Don't the AU+ get access to all the B series brakes all good upgrades already? I thk what he is saying is to do the kit for E series with AU offset. Thing being that kits are already available in AU Offset. |
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