Supra Rear Calipers

Joined: 12 Nov 2002 Location: Central Coast NSW

any pics of either type?

Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2003 10:06 pm

cplux has a digi and wen he sees this i dare say he will get sum pix and post em

Joined: 20 Oct 2002 Location: Greenbank, Qld

Brad wrote:

I have found XF callipers are very versitile and pretty chep. They have a mechanical hand brake in them and work on a self adjusting ratchet system. You shoudl be able to modify the XF bracket to work as well.

This is what we use on the buggies.

how does the hand brake cable work - does it pull forward or to the centre?

Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2003 10:52 pm

bubs wrote:

Brad wrote:

I have found XF callipers are very versitile and pretty chep. They have a mechanical hand brake in them and work on a self adjusting ratchet system. You shoudl be able to modify the XF bracket to work as well.

This is what we use on the buggies.

how does the hand brake cable work - does it pull forward or to the centre?

they pull forward

Joined: 16 Mar 2003 Location: Brisbane, QLD.

bubs wrote:

Brad wrote:

I have found XF callipers are very versitile and pretty chep. They have a mechanical hand brake in them and work on a self adjusting ratchet system. You shoudl be able to modify the XF bracket to work as well.

This is what we use on the buggies.

how does the hand brake cable work - does it pull forward or to the centre?

If you look at the photo you will see a spring on teh inside. This is teh return spring for the handbrake. The pivot is the point just below it and the cable joins on below that.

Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2003 8:08 pm

falcon rotors + frontera discs

will take some pics/post my setup when i get the chance, works well has been on for about 2000km now with no probs (except i really need 16" rims because rocks get stuck between caliper and rim with 15")

Handbrake works fine too on this setup though i need to refix a couple of pivot mount which have loosened and made it a little less effective.

Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2003 5:57 am

some scanned pics will get more with digi

Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2003 6:00 am

pic 2

Joined: 15 Feb 2003 Location: Shed.

what gutsy said except use GQ rear disks then there is no need for spacers, just 8-10mm plate brackets, all bolts together. around $200 in parts, ie cheaper than fixing the disks. bit of work in the brackets. I can pull mine and take photos/drawings of the brackets of you want.

need to grind about 5mm out of the inside of the caliper bracket to clear the massive GQ disk.