TVR S2 Rear discs

TVR S2 Rear discs

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Sssline

374 posts

220 months

Thursday 26th July 2012
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phillpot said:
This one ? I made it.

Ah, yep that was the one, thought you'd found a supplier, did you modify the old one or is it based on something else?
Thanks
Tony.r

phillpot

17,114 posts

183 months

Thursday 26th July 2012
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Sssline said:
did you modify the old one ?
Yep, it's the old one with the cable drilled out then brazed into a long M8 nut and the rest of the thread filled with braze.
new hole drilled to take cable and two M6 threads tapped into side for a couple of grub screws.

Not exactly precision engineering but its cheap and it works wink

mikel003003

1,084 posts

166 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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Sorry to drag this back up. do the brackets sandwich between the trailing arm and bearing carrier like the drum back plate ? In which case did you use a spacer because the new brackets only have 3 mounting points or am I reassembling it all wrong ?

phillpot

17,114 posts

183 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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Bracket is on the front Mikel, so no spacer required and it's not very thick so, from memory, I think I used the same bolts

mikel003003

1,084 posts

166 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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Not got it assembled just tinkering but if it sits on the front the caliper slider clashes with the hub.

Edited by mikel003003 on Sunday 23 June 11:33

phillpot

17,114 posts

183 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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The "slider" or caliper carrier does end up very close to the disc (as it should be) but knowhere near the hub confused


Looking at that old photo the carrier goes "this side" of the bracket with bolts coming through from "behind".

Alan Whitaker

2,054 posts

182 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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Hi All
I did a disc conversion using a set of Hubs that came off a Sierra that had rear discs on, I put them in the lathe and just machined all the hub assy of and the back locating flange, prefect fit , I only had to put a 1mm shim in before the disc, I think I gave them to Magpies as I wanted larger brakes. Easy fix and the hubs only cost £9.99 from ebay.

Alan

hansdaal

267 posts

267 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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Hallo,

If someone is interested I may still have all the parts to do a drum/rear disc conversion.
You can rach my through my profile.
Greetings
Hans Daalhuisen from Holland.

Kie s2

289 posts

145 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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Hansdaal pm sent

Kie

mikel003003

1,084 posts

166 months

Sunday 23rd June 2013
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My bad I'm a total prat, was trying to put the bearing carrier in the wrong way round, total spent so far £150 still have to sort disks, brake lines and handbrake cable

mikel003003

1,084 posts

166 months

Monday 24th June 2013
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mikel003003

1,084 posts

166 months

Monday 24th June 2013
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magpies

5,129 posts

182 months

Monday 24th June 2013
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Alan Whitaker said:
Hi All
I did a disc conversion using a set of Hubs that came off a Sierra that had rear discs on, I put them in the lathe and just machined all the hub assy of and the back locating flange, prefect fit , I only had to put a 1mm shim in before the disc, I think I gave them to Magpies as I wanted larger brakes. Easy fix and the hubs only cost £9.99 from ebay.

Alan
A couple of shots of the set up that Alan gave me.....cheap and easy








mikel003003

1,084 posts

166 months

Tuesday 25th June 2013
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Looks good ! Why the reinforcement plate on the chassis ?

phillpot

17,114 posts

183 months

Tuesday 25th June 2013
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mikel003003 said:
Why the reinforcement plate on the chassis ?
Roll bar mounting?

magpies

5,129 posts

182 months

Tuesday 25th June 2013
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phillpot said:
Roll bar mounting?
Roll cage mounting is correct. Fully MSA compliant .