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 Post subject: disc brake conversion for 62 xl falcon
Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 6:11 pm 
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hello to all

my name is jason and im building a 1962 xl falcon wagon have put a 302 windsor in it
and have to up grade the to a five stud and disc brake not sure on what to use or where to sorce what i need have been told mabe the xp uts five stud rotters will fit onto the four stud spindles if any one has any that can help please let me know will be well apreciatated thank you

kind regards jason
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 Post subject: Re: disc brake conversion for 62 xl falcon
Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 6:35 pm 
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fit xp wishbones and xf spindles with centura diff
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 Post subject: Re: disc brake conversion for 62 xl falcon
Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 6:58 pm 
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XP utes didn't come with disc brakes standard - only drums. The ute/van drums are the same size as the XR - XA models fitted with the drums.

If you can get hold of a set of XP Fairmont disc brake spindles, put a set of XR-XT disc rotors on it - there's your disc brake 5 stud conversion.

Trouble is they are hard to find & usually bring good dollars + XR-XT discs are solid - not ventilated..

Have you had a talk to an engineer to see what he wants to pass it ?

To put a 250 or a V8 in NSW, they usually want a collapseable steering column, dual circuit brakes, vented discs, 5 position seat belts, 2 speed heater/demister etc...
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 Post subject: Re: disc brake conversion for 62 xl falcon
Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 8:32 pm 
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Better off getting a whole kit....front and rear....Hoppers Stoppers, and fit a 9" diff thats to suit the XL.
It costs a bit though, but you will have the engineering numbers/tickets of compliance then.
A mate of mine has had heaps of trouble trying to do it on the cheap, and has cost him more in the long run, not to mention the lost time ( like a year or more)....this was with a 65 Mustang, with a 200 six.

 

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