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Location:
Melbourne
Registered:
May 2002
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Re: another disk brake question
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Sun, 23 May 2004 08:30
 
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I really dont think you have thought it through, your front discs use a hub that bolts onto the discs, which means the disc sits on the stub axel. Every rear disc brake setup i seen uses a floating disc with the hub being part if the axel. Anything is possible but the fabrication costs would be astronomical. It would be cheaper to buy a diff (e.g borg warner) with a disc brake end setup, and shorten that and have the brakets welded on and you would prob still walk out with change in ur pocket over the other option.
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