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 Post subject: Re: Machining stub axles
Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 8:20 pm 
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ok but if the el gt uprights dont have these what helps hold the pads in on the gt then?


I'm not sure if they hold it or just align it? Regardless I think the caliper on EL GT brakes does what the ear otherwise would? Someone will be able to tell you for sure...I cbf going out to my car to look lol

 

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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 8:31 pm 
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in that case could we use the standard uprights modded to match the gt ones.
with the el gt rotors and use the AU2/3 calipers
with these then?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FALCON-AU2-AU3-FRONT-BRAKE-UPGRADE-330MM-BRACKETS-ONLY-/130489504038?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1e61c7d126

or something similar
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 9:12 pm 
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AFAIK the GT uprights aren't anything like the standard uprights. But to achieve a similar result, most conversions do use custom brackets with AU2 calipers to them which are in turn bolted to the standard caliper mount holes on an upright that has had the pad slides removed. Then they just run the EL GT disc.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Machining stub axles
Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 9:26 pm 
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Corey, I'll get some pics of the mustang rotor onto EL uprights using a floating hub. It's the kit I have now.

In regards to EL GT, they run the same caliper as DC_Todd's TE and my NC. It is a PBR C4 caliper.

 

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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 9:55 pm 
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Corey, I'll get some pics of the mustang rotor onto EL uprights using a floating hub. It's the kit I have now.

In regards to EL GT, they run the same caliper as DC_Todd's TE and my NC. It is a PBR C4 caliper.



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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 10:01 pm 
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so the au set up is called a floating hub , whats pre au called ?

 

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 Post subject: Re: Machining stub axles
Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 10:03 pm 
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so the au set up is called a floating hub , whats pre au called ?


Integrated hub? Dunno, but the hub is built into the rotor.

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Just had a thought , why are mustang rotors used with a floating up and not au, ba rotors ?
Or the mustang rotors thinner ??

I found 330mm mustang rotors for $150 . So $300 a pair.
Just need a custom hub and modified uprights .

 

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ef_falcon_95 wrote:
Just had a thought , why are mustang rotors used with a floating up and not au, ba rotors ?
Or the mustang rotors thinner ??

I found 330mm mustang rotors for $150 . So $300 a pair.
Just need a custom hub and modified uprights .

They are used for rotor height. The AU/BA rotors on a +6 hub will be on the upright. I'll have the front of my Fairlane disassembled early next week, I'll grab pics then.

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 9:38 pm 
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ef_falcon_95 wrote:
Just had a thought , why are mustang rotors used with a floating up and not au, ba rotors ?
Or the mustang rotors thinner ??

I found 330mm mustang rotors for $150 . So $300 a pair.
Just need a custom hub and modified uprights .

They are used for rotor height. The AU/BA rotors on a +6 hub will be on the upright. I'll have the front of my Fairlane disassembled early next week, I'll grab pics then.


ahk so a ba rotor on a +6 hub would rub on the upright?

what do you mean by +6 ? is that how far the hub is from the upright? just need to know so i can draw up something for the machinist, going to a wreckers tomorrow to get dimensions of a el stub axle.

do you know the PCD of the mustang rotor ?
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 Post subject: Re: Machining stub axles
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 10:22 pm 
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ef_falcon_95 wrote:
67RCE wrote:
ef_falcon_95 wrote:
Just had a thought , why are mustang rotors used with a floating up and not au, ba rotors ?
Or the mustang rotors thinner ??

I found 330mm mustang rotors for $150 . So $300 a pair.
Just need a custom hub and modified uprights .

They are used for rotor height. The AU/BA rotors on a +6 hub will be on the upright. I'll have the front of my Fairlane disassembled early next week, I'll grab pics then.


ahk so a ba rotor on a +6 hub would rub on the upright?

what do you mean by +6 ? is that how far the hub is from the upright? just need to know so i can draw up something for the machinist, going to a wreckers tomorrow to get dimensions of a el stub axle.

do you know the PCD of the mustang rotor ?
cheers


+6 is E series offset. Mustang is 5x114.3, just check which rotor you have found. It should be 330x28. I'll get some pics of the hub I have when I get pics.

 

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found these ones
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/280780599499 ... 540wt_1037

i want slotted ones though.

 

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how would i explain to a machine shop +6 ?

 

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You need a reference point to measure from. I honestly don't know where that point is.

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Corey, those Mustang rotors are perfect.

Jay, the reference is easy to obtain, my kit is a +6 offset, so I can measure my hubs for Corey.

 

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