Elite Rear brakes
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- pistolpete
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Elite Rear brakes
I have not touch the rears yet but doing interior work, I know some people cut access panels behind the rear seats. I was thinking of doing this can anyone help with position. I know ive seen photos on here but cant find them.
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Re: Elite Rear brakes
Here's how I did mine:
Also have at a look at the brilliant solution of Trunnion 74 on TLF. His thread in Restorations and Projects is entitled "502M" - take a look on page 15.
Pete
Also have at a look at the brilliant solution of Trunnion 74 on TLF. His thread in Restorations and Projects is entitled "502M" - take a look on page 15.
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Re: Elite Rear brakes
Thats a clever solution. No nuts and bolts to remove and water proof being marine.Pete Boole wrote: ↑Thu Jun 13, 2024 15:05
Also have at a look at the brilliant solution of Trunnion 74 on TLF. His thread in Restorations and Projects is entitled "502M" - take a look on page 15.
Pete
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Re: Elite Rear brakes
You are all getting me worried!!! what are you all accessing that I'm not (at least from above) ....?
Thanks Andy
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Re: Elite Rear brakes
Thanks Pete that's a great help, I will do the marine version because I don't have your skill
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Re: Elite Rear brakes
The handbrake linkage - it's a real PITA!AndrewWebber wrote: ↑Fri Jun 14, 2024 08:06You are all getting me worried!!! what are you all accessing that I'm not (at least from above) ....?
I'm in the process of designing/building a new diff with inboard discs - should be easier to work on
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Re: Elite Rear brakes
Ah okay, that makes sense Pete. I did give it all a strip down/grease up while my diff was out 18 months ago and found connecting the links to the back of the brakes with the diff nearly in but not quite up in it's final position made it possible, then adjust (small hands) after final positioning. But indeed the prospect of adjusting with rusted up nuts etc....
Interesting and worthwhile project...inboard disks...
Andy
Interesting and worthwhile project...inboard disks...
Andy