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Do BA rear calipers bolt up to an AU. Iv been told yes Iv been told No. Can anyone give me a definitive answer. Looking to upgrade my rear brakes as they are s**t and iv had the fronts rebuilt already. Cost WAY too much. Was better off buying second hand ones. Thanks guys
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jakzun |
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anyone? Yes? No?
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ToranaGuy |
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Your AU live axle or IRS?
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Papa Smurf |
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If you have a live rear axle you CAN fit BA rear wagon/ute brakes but you will either need to change the backing plate or put a washer between the calipers where they bolt on, the chnage of backing plate is much better.
I cant answer for the IRS but I guess you could use the washer method to space the caliper. I have an AU I XR6 with live axle and will be changing mine soon, I have the backing plates from a BA wagon to do the job. |
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thanks mate. Any idea how much the backing plates are worth? Can i get a brand new set from ford ?
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jakzun |
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forget to mention too running the live axle
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{USERNAME} wrote: If you have a live rear axle you CAN fit BA rear wagon/ute brakes but you will either need to change the backing plate or put a washer between the calipers where they bolt on, the chnage of backing plate is much better. I cant answer for the IRS but I guess you could use the washer method to space the caliper. I have an AU I XR6 with live axle and will be changing mine soon, I have the backing plates from a BA wagon to do the job. Would this work on a el? As they have a similar diff to Au 1 . Sorry to hi jack
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Papa Smurf |
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{USERNAME} wrote: thanks mate. Any idea how much the backing plates are worth? Can i get a brand new set from ford ? The backing plates are available NEW from Ford. L/H BA 2212 C $128.40, R/H BA 2211 C $130.44 More than likely you could pick up a set from BA wagon or ute for a lot less. |
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Papa Smurf |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Would this work on a el? As they have a similar diff to Au 1 . Sorry to hi jack I couldn't see why you couldn't get the calipers to fit your backing plate but you may have to space them out with a washer OR, chnage the whole backing plates but that I can't guarantee. |
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low_ryda |
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can you post a parts list drawing showing the location of said plate George ? just to be clear.
only if it's not a hassle of course. I've been told terry brakes will fit on my live axle AUII ute.
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Papa Smurf |
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Attachment: Plsate 1.JPG Attachment: plate2.JPG You would have to change the backing plate and get a High Series brake Ute or wagon one and also the dust shield. There is a little difference between the Territory Caliper and the High Series Ute/Wagon type but I am guessing you could use the Territory one? The Backing plates are R/H BAFC2 2C220 A $217.10, L/H BAFC2 2C221 A $217.10, Dust Shield R/H BAFC 2A481 A $31.85, L/H BAFC 2T001 A $31.85. Those prices are full retail and I am sure that you could get these from a Wreckers like FTG? Hope that this helps |
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low_ryda |
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A wealth of information as always, thanks George.
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