Rear Disc Brake conversion for WB Van
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Rear Disc Brake conversion for WB Van
OK well after getting all my hydraulics right it seems the cables are a challenge... How have people got around this??
I am looking at having the calipers at the back of the discs instead of the front to get the cables away from the leaf springs but that will mean I cant run the standard WB Statesman cables as they will be too short...
any hints???
I am looking at having the calipers at the back of the discs instead of the front to get the cables away from the leaf springs but that will mean I cant run the standard WB Statesman cables as they will be too short...
any hints???
shorts- Posts : 28
Join date : 2008-08-27
Re: Rear Disc Brake conversion for WB Van
I am now in this same predicament? Trying to put a WB statesman disc diff in a pano. Do the disc calipers hit the leaf springs???
Any chance of having a park brake still?
Any chance of having a park brake still?
Pawso1- Posts : 62
Join date : 2009-06-02
Location : Merewether Newcastle
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