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IFS ROTORS AND BRAKES TO FIT SAS

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IFS ROTORS AND BRAKES TO FIT SAS

Post by jay3L »

I'm in the process of completing a SaS on a extra cab hilux 89 model turbo diesel. I've obtained a RN46 hilux for nothing so i'm using it. I tired to fit the rotors and brakes to increase the front track but the rotors hang to far away from the caliper. I,ve swapped rotors of hubs changed bearings,tried everything does anyone know a trick or any susgestions.

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Post by ausyota »

You need a "widetrack kit"
It is basicly a spacer that goes between the SA brake disc and the IFS wheel hub to move the disc back so it lines up with the calliper.
Marks 4x4 do them and a couple of other places.
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Try Bubs on here. He would be about the cheapest for a kit.
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Post by jay3L »

ausyota wrote:You need a "widetrack kit"
It is basicly a spacer that goes between the SA brake disc and the IFS wheel hub to move the disc back so it lines up with the calliper.
Marks 4x4 do them and a couple of other places.
Thanks for the help.
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