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Does anybody recognize this front kit? Best bet is that it was sold 10 to 15 years ago. It`s never been driven and last guy lost brake calipers, brackets, hardware...
I`d like to get this back together but don't know where to start?
Tänx
More pics, please. I don't recognize it as a kit I have ever seen either. I'd like to see more pics and a video of it being moved throughout its range of motion too. If it is a home-built set-up I'd want to make sure the geometry of all is good before I'd trust it. Not that it looks hokey or anything from what I can see in that lone pic.
If that is a stock spindle you can likely find lots of caliper brackets and calipers you could use.
More pics, please. I don't recognize it as a kit I have ever seen either. I'd like to see more pics and a video of it being moved throughout its range of motion too. If it is a home-built set-up I'd want to make sure the geometry of all is good before I'd trust it. Not that it looks hokey or anything from what I can see in that lone pic.
If that is a stock spindle you can likely find lots of caliper brackets and calipers you could use.
More pics, please. I don't recognize it as a kit I have ever seen either. I'd like to see more pics and a video of it being moved throughout its range of motion too. If it is a home-built set-up I'd want to make sure the geometry of all is good before I'd trust it. Not that it looks hokey or anything from what I can see in that lone pic.
If that is a stock spindle you can likely find lots of caliper brackets and calipers you could use.
More pics, please. I don't recognize it as a kit I have ever seen either. I'd like to see more pics and a video of it being moved throughout its range of motion too. If it is a home-built set-up I'd want to make sure the geometry of all is good before I'd trust it. Not that it looks hokey or anything from what I can see in that lone pic.
If that is a stock spindle you can likely find lots of caliper brackets and calipers you could use.