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Re: 1200 UTE SR20DET
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Brakes up front are Mitsubishi Verada discs with Commodore Calipers on a modified 180B strut (sourced from Stewart Wilkins Motorsport).

Back brakes are VN V8 discs and calipers (shortened axel modified BW LSD diff out of a VN V8 Commodore). The brakes also use a brake bias switch (must be set and disabled for rego).

Posted on: 2005/7/11 23:28
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Re: 1200 UTE SR20DET
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Mate just curious, wat brakes are u runnin in "mini me" they look rather large in those fotos, strut top in particular???

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Re: 1200 UTE SR20DET
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Mate the best thing to do is ring as many engineers as you can to discuss the project. I personally know of two SR20DET 1200 utes in Queensland (one built and engineered in Canberra).

Engineering a SR20DET in NSW is apparently not legal according to the RTA but I have spoken to an engineer who would pass it in Sydney (I'm talking a few years ago though).

As far as the brakes and the conversion itself have a look on www.valvebounce.com or PM me for more information.

BTW - My mate involved the engineer from day 1 and spoke to him during the project. Best advice I can give.

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i doubt it would be easier in NSW. it is a canberra car. you cannot get a sr20det engineered in a 1200 in nsw.

Posted on: 2005/7/10 10:21
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Hey guys want to get as much info from you regarding engineering an SR20DET in a 1200 ute. Supposidly it cant be done in queensland from unreliable sources. just seen the Finished Mini me - (AWSOME JOB!!) and thats fully engineered right? Mini Me - can you give us some information on what the engineer requiered for brakes etc. Apparentley its "easier" to register and engineer mod ect in NSW?????

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