James,

Well done, this doesn't even seem all that difficult either - one to file in
the technical section.

Let us know have they perform on the road when you get it hooked up.

regards
Terry

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Sent: Saturday, 23 June 2001 7:13
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Subject: Datsun 1000 disc brakes


Gday Listers, After spending alot of quality time with the sheep at Dunkers
U-Pull-It, I've figured out how to fit disc brakes on the front of a datsun
1000 (B10) .  My solution is : Late model 120Y (1975ish) hubs and disc's
(219mm diameter) which bolt straight onto the 1000 stub axles. Then get a GE
Chrysler Sigma (the sigma with fake air vents on the gaurds), grab the
calipers and caliper mounts, re-drill the caliper mounts to suit the 1000
stub axles (using the old drum brake as a template). Machine 2 mm off the
heads of the 4 bolts that hold the caliper mount onto the stub axles, then
assemble.

Hopefully the engineer will OK an A14 with these brakes up front.

James.
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