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PIGDOG
Re: Holden disks on 120y struts
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holden discs as in vn intergral hub ones
i guess its possible if you are really good friends with a bearing guy
if you take both the 120y bearings and the commodore ones a bearing place might be able to find some bearings that will go onto the 120y struts and also be big enough to be used with the commodore disc

Posted on: 2007/2/7 18:52
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crzy_1200_ute
Re: Holden disks on 120y struts
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oh it was a vp commodore.. 1993

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Mildman
Re: Holden disks on 120y struts
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What holden did you have the mags on - really old school holdens have a 4 stud 4.25" PCD - this got bigger around the HRish days....

Depends of the PCD - or the distance between the holes in the mags and if they are the same as a Datsun....

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crzy_1200_ute
Holden disks on 120y struts
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hey guys

wondering is there any chance that any holden disks fit on a 120y strut, that im gonna put in my 1200 ute..

coz i got mags roh msgs from when i had a holden...

cheers

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