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Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 4:53 pm
by sr1600
chris_g1 wrote:I have a set of R31 rear brake calipers and the backing plates as mentioned by Mark that are for sale. I think you bought the heater fan off me a while back too.
The calipers and brackets $100.00plus freight.
Might be cheaper than what Murray will want and with a little time and brake lines and cables from Datsport you will have the satisfaction of doing it yourself.
PM if you're interested.
Wouldnt mind sticking a set in my stash as well.
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 5:28 pm
by chris_g1
These calipers and brakes are for sale to all.
Nic, as Mark says, there is not a lot of work involved. I think there are pictures and instructions on datsport site but probably on this forum somewhere as well.
You need to obtain discs, brake cables for handbrake and brake lines. Datsport do braided lines for this set up as well.
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 9:13 pm
by SRDATO
chris_g1 wrote:I have a set of R31 rear brake calipers and the backing plates as mentioned by Mark that are for sale. I think you bought the heater fan off me a while back too.
The calipers and brackets $100.00plus freight.
Might be cheaper than what Murray will want and with a little time and brake lines and cables from Datsport you will have the satisfaction of doing it yourself.
PM if you're interested.
Thanks mate.
pmed you.
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 9:17 pm
by SRDATO
broke wrote:Putting it back to stock eh? In that case if it's the one with the red doorcards then those don't look stock at all and what's more they're totally ghey and he should fully sell them..
Heres his trademe details hit him up.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Members/Listin ... ber=290009" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 9:26 pm
by SRDATO
Bartman wrote:I'd leap at Chris' set up Nic.
I have the same stuff to go on the rear of mine one day too.
If you want any advise on it, I have a decent idea on how it's done.
I have Bart so will collect bits I need and im sure with the help from you and all the other fallas ill have no dramas setting it up.
Cheers everyone for the advice/ info.
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2014 2:44 pm
by hsepwr
I done mine, they are a piece of piss and work awesome on my car. If you need any info ring me.
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2014 5:06 pm
by SRDATO
hsepwr wrote:I done mine, they are a piece of piss and work awesome on my car. If you need any info ring me.
Awesome thanks will do.
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 6:35 pm
by SRDATO
The fun has begun
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 10:43 pm
by Bartman
That's the hard part done.
Be sure to post your progress in your build thread.
From memory, you need to weld up the r31 holes in the caliper mount plates, then redrill the holes to bolt onto the datsun rear arm. It's also possible you might need to file a bit out of the center hole to go over the bearing holder?
You also need to bolt the plate on back to front to how it sat on the R31. And there's a small amount of clearancing to be done on the caliper mount plate so that it clears the arm.
Re: Anyone know this 1600
Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2014 9:57 am
by SRDATO
Bartman wrote:That's the hard part done.
Be sure to post your progress in your build thread.
From memory, you need to weld up the r31 holes in the caliper mount plates, then redrill the holes to bolt onto the datsun rear arm. It's also possible you might need to file a bit out of the center hole to go over the bearing holder?
You also need to bolt the plate on back to front to how it sat on the R31. And there's a small amount of clearancing to be done on the caliper mount plate so that it clears the arm.
Haven't really got a build thread been too busy building.
I'll weld up holes and have a mate who's going to mill the centre of the bracket out to fit over the bearing holder to keep it tidy. Also going to replace bearings and seals.
Wasn't aware about bolting the backing plate on back to front, thanks - I'll have to play with that idea, looks like calliper mounts on top of the disc going by what I could find as it hits shock mount one side and arm on the other.