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Re: once again the s13 disk conversion
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whats the part number for a standard rda replacement (s13) rotor for this swap.?
Cheers, Dane.

Posted on: 2008/8/30 6:43
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Re: once again the s13 disk conversion
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standard wagon cylinder. Should be same as sedan etc

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what size was the master on it, just the 11/16

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Re: once again the s13 disk conversion
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master cylinder on my wagon was fine. Heaps of brakes. Everything tight? maybe the seals have had it??

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Re: once again the s13 disk conversion
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aaaah crap. ive done the conversion and there is now almost no brakes, ive bleed it twice and its no better. did i have to upgrade the master cylinder aswell? what size do i need?

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well i have now found that the drum hub does not fit perfectly, you still need to grind or lathe of about 1 mm of meat but this time in a different area

Posted on: 2008/8/29 23:19
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Re: once again the s13 disk conversion
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i'm doing this conversion right now using disc hub, need to machine down my hub today to fit the disc..

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be better off with drum struts and stanza ball joints, same track increase and more camber

providing you have late model suspention stuff

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oh well, atleast its only 7/8mm each side

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Chassis_slappin_1200 wrote: If I were you I would just machine the disk a lil bigger so it fits over the disk hub. Im a big fan of modfying things to fit the car rather than modifying the car to fit the things.


I think it'd be better to machine the hub down. It doesn't seem to be a sound idea to me to remove any meat from the disc. You'd need a lathe to relieve the disc, whereas you could make the hub smaller with a grinder at a pinch.

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