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drum to disc brakes

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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drum to disc brakes

Post by kegs 60 »

hey guys does anyone how much of a mission it is to change my 60 series from drum to disc brake all round sick of the brakes not working when i go threw mud or a heap of water
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Post by Shadow »

not as much of a mission as it is to use the search button.
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Post by gotoy »

I changed my LJ70 from drum to disc. All we did was source a set of discs and calipers from the wreckers, which ended up being Pajero. Took off the drums and slid on the discs. One thing, you will have to uopgrade your servo and master cylinder.
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Post by Shadow »

gotoy wrote:I changed my LJ70 from drum to disc. All we did was source a set of discs and calipers from the wreckers, which ended up being Pajero. Took off the drums and slid on the discs. One thing, you will have to uopgrade your servo and master cylinder.
did you get it engineered?
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