Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Posted: **Wed Jun 09, 2004 6:49 pm**

bru21 wrote:what about a whole gq diff, same amount of work to weld on a few brackets for the 5 link, and coil hats! bonus flex too. then comes ratio's etc.
i have a complete gq diff here if you are keen
disk to disk 3.9
cheers bru

Mate GQ diffs are in the centre of the housing whereas MQ's are offset to the drivers side.
No good at all.
thats way more work than its worth

screwy

Posted: **Wed Jun 09, 2004 6:50 pm**

Patroler wrote:Sorry I don't have any plans, the work was carried out by total 4wd in epping.

I'll get ahold of that camera and post up some pics of the car, and might remove a caliper and take some more detailed pics of the brackets.

From what i can see, the bracket is just 8-10mm plate cut to sit on the axle tube on one side and then cut so that the tarago caliper can bolt to it, the plate sits on the inside of the flange on the end of the axle tube, it is welded to the axle tube, and the holes in the flange are continued through the plate bracket so the axle retaining bolts can go through (seen in the photo)

As far as qg stuff goes, thats probably a logical choice, im not familiar with it though and don't know how the proportioning would go, i guess it comes down to the piston diameter and its radius from the axle.
But like i said my rear disks are from the front of a cruiser and the tarago calipers, and it hasn't had any proportioning mods and works fine....

Mick

Mate wat Model cruiser are the disks from and wat model tarago calipers??
go u have any idea?

screwy

Posted: **Sat Jun 19, 2004 8:30 pm**

The cruiser disks are from the REAR of a 75 series and the calipers are 86 or 87 tarago ones, think i said they were front disks at some stage. :cool:

Posted: **Sat Jun 19, 2004 10:31 pm**

cool thanx! may take a look into that wen she comes off the road for a make over :twisted:

screwy

Outer Limits 4x4 Board

disks on rear MK (how would you do it)