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[dtooth]

if i finish the conservatory i can get on with working on the brakes and brackets i have just about every rear axle lying around here form 35 non clip to a 44

[isle of man]

i have one of these from tom woods..................

the best e-brake i have ever had.
it just so happens i have a spare unit but not mounting bracket kicking around in my selection of new and nearly new parts.






peter henry

[dtooth]

According this site(  http://www.carlsalter.com/old_wheel_fitments.html  ) the PCD on a XJ is 5 x114.3  so looking thought the list i spy that a ford probe has the same pcd althought the center id is smaller.
These maybe worth checking out

[JamesH]

Lexus are the same (not exactly bargains prices I'd guess though), Ford Explorer, Rav-4 and I think the small Honda 4x4 plus maybe other Hondas. Brake discs can be safely re-drilled too I think, so any 5 stud with enough metal in the right places could work.

[Roland]

Hi Peter

how much???  

[isle of man]

here is the link............... http://http://www.4xshaft.com/index.html

you need to inform tom woods about your transmission and take some photos before he will quote.



i payed  approximately $400usd can't recall exactly.





peter henry

[Roland]

:cry:

[isle of man]

possibly, but it is only the basic version........that is, it has a 32 spline flange (for atlas11) the rotor is standard and the caliper also but the bracket is just a angle piece of iron, would take lots of man hours to figure it out.


it's on the tom woods site i have posted the link too for $250usd.
you could possibly adapt a x-engineering one for less money.


peter henry

[isle of man]

link to x-eng............. http://http://www.x-eng.co.uk/


£150gbp




peter henry