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Old 02-06-2023, 09:25 PM   #11
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between your thread and my perpetual needing to re-adjust the drums..has got me re-thinking disc rears...

now hear me out...stock front yaris rotors put on the rear using XB rear calipers..i belive i could keep my 14inch aluminum wheels..the XB rear calipers solve the E-brake issue without the need for a drum hat rotor....tho i suspect id need an adapter mounting plate similar to yours but 1/4 inch of more offset in the rear of a stock yaris drum beam would square up the wheelbase nicely
http://www.speedhunters.com/2019/04/...ng-conversion/

Yet another amazing New Zealand build here but this one they show you how they modify there BB to increase track width by just attaching the same tabs as the brake caliper version had.
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