The dreaded wheel problem
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I just installed a 1500 wheel & differential on my 84.
I took a bit of stock removal and fitting to get the brake caliber mount fitted. Since I don't have a shop I used a hacksaw to remove the most material and then assorted files to complete the fitting. It's not a hard job to fit the caliber mount, my wheel didn't have a tire on while fitting. It took about four hours to complete the whole install. Since the brake calipers are the same(1200 &1500) I didn't need to seperate the brake line. I do notice better braking, ride is great. I used a Avon Cobra 150/80-16 tire for the rear. I will soon be taking a 2K mile trip and will see how things go. |
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07-02-2013, 12:31 PM,
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(07-02-2013, 12:31 PM)kywinger Wrote: I just installed a 1500 wheel & differential on my 84. How did it work out for you then ? .
Make Courtesy Your "Code of the Road" ......
...... and whatever you do ... Have a Safe Trip! :shy: |
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07-09-2015, 08:46 PM,
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