what is needed?
ok, i've search already and i remember reading it somewhere in here... but the search don't come up with it.
what is needed for rear disc brake conversion? and also, does anyone know where i might be able to find on in the bay area? i've checked EBAY but nothing came up. i want to do this mod... but only thing i am nervous about is making sure i got all the parts needed, and also running the brake lines and disconnecting the e-brake lines. any special tools needed?
sorry if this may seem like a repeating post... i am just hoping someone can do a compiled list of parts needed so i can print it an add it to my collection of how to's folder. hopefully this weekend i'll be able to get a rear disc... if someone can point me to the right directions?
what is needed for rear disc brake conversion? and also, does anyone know where i might be able to find on in the bay area? i've checked EBAY but nothing came up. i want to do this mod... but only thing i am nervous about is making sure i got all the parts needed, and also running the brake lines and disconnecting the e-brake lines. any special tools needed?
sorry if this may seem like a repeating post... i am just hoping someone can do a compiled list of parts needed so i can print it an add it to my collection of how to's folder. hopefully this weekend i'll be able to get a rear disc... if someone can point me to the right directions?
I had air tool, and the help of my knowledgeable father.
It wasn't too difficult. Everything is straight forward. The hardest thing was chaning over the proportioning valve, that was a big pain in the ass. Pick up/borrow/rent some brake line wrenches, unless you want to f-up your lines. they are special, better gripping.
bleeding brakes isn't difficuly, just time consuming. If you get one of the manual gismo's for bleeding brakes, be sure not to try and go too fast, or it won't work right. its better to have a friend pumping the brakes.
get 2x the amount of brake fluid you would normally buy. becasue you'll be bleeding the whole system basically, becasue it will be open to air big time, unless you don't change the proportioning valve and booster/master cylender.
overall, should take you a nice saturday to complete fully.
It wasn't too difficult. Everything is straight forward. The hardest thing was chaning over the proportioning valve, that was a big pain in the ass. Pick up/borrow/rent some brake line wrenches, unless you want to f-up your lines. they are special, better gripping.
bleeding brakes isn't difficuly, just time consuming. If you get one of the manual gismo's for bleeding brakes, be sure not to try and go too fast, or it won't work right. its better to have a friend pumping the brakes.
get 2x the amount of brake fluid you would normally buy. becasue you'll be bleeding the whole system basically, becasue it will be open to air big time, unless you don't change the proportioning valve and booster/master cylender.
overall, should take you a nice saturday to complete fully.
Originally posted by ManInCamo
I had air tool, and the help of my knowledgeable father.
It wasn't too difficult. Everything is straight forward. The hardest thing was chaning over the proportioning valve, that was a big pain in the ass. Pick up/borrow/rent some brake line wrenches, unless you want to f-up your lines. they are special, better gripping.
bleeding brakes isn't difficuly, just time consuming. If you get one of the manual gismo's for bleeding brakes, be sure not to try and go too fast, or it won't work right. its better to have a friend pumping the brakes.
get 2x the amount of brake fluid you would normally buy. becasue you'll be bleeding the whole system basically, becasue it will be open to air big time, unless you don't change the proportioning valve and booster/master cylender.
overall, should take you a nice saturday to complete fully.
I had air tool, and the help of my knowledgeable father.
It wasn't too difficult. Everything is straight forward. The hardest thing was chaning over the proportioning valve, that was a big pain in the ass. Pick up/borrow/rent some brake line wrenches, unless you want to f-up your lines. they are special, better gripping.
bleeding brakes isn't difficuly, just time consuming. If you get one of the manual gismo's for bleeding brakes, be sure not to try and go too fast, or it won't work right. its better to have a friend pumping the brakes.
get 2x the amount of brake fluid you would normally buy. becasue you'll be bleeding the whole system basically, becasue it will be open to air big time, unless you don't change the proportioning valve and booster/master cylender.
overall, should take you a nice saturday to complete fully.
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