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Re: What's the best rear disc conversion ??
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I had both -- Rear Discs (on my Suzuki SJ413 - from Rob Storr) and now standard Rear Brake Pads on my Jimny -- I prefer Brake Pads, as they are 'simple' to change (ok not a simple as Disc Pads) and also i have a SJ 6:1 Transfer Box and I dont like the hand-brake on the Transfer Case, and dont like the hand-brake on the Rover Calipers!!
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2003 M13 early KAP build.
3" Trailmaster lift with 1.5 Spacers on front
Customised winch bumper and roll cage
235/85R16 Maxxis Bighorns on 16" Rims, 4:1 Rocklobster, Rear ARB locker and on-board air
Corrected arms all-round, rear disks, Recaro seats and harnesses
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I have the muddyzook kit already but my question is "has anyone fitted this kit without buying the longer wheel studs?
I have steel wheels but they are not Suzuki ones. It says you can use the original wheel studs but only with suzuki steel wheels. I cant see my steel wheels being much thicker than standard ones but thought I'd best ask as I dont want to start fitting everything to then find I cant put my wheels back on!
Any help would be much appreciated!
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First off the photos 3 to 8 are of my jimny on my drive:) , but before that Rob of MZ came and fitted the kit for me and then I was left to finish of so to speak put wheels on and stuff, It was when putting the my ALLOY wheels back on thats when I noticed not that much thread sticking out. I was'nt too happy about fitting the wheels and driving the car until it was sorted. Got intouch with Rob and we sorted it pretty quick.
So I think thats why the lads at MZ put that IN about the wheel thickness, ME speaking now, IF the nut goes on all the threads fully you should'nt have probs, but IF after putting wheels on, the threads only go on a couple of threads use common sence and and dont drive on them.
Had them on a good while now, and the handbrake .........I've got one now.............I did'nt for years with drums lol.
I could do with new calipers really now as the left one catches, It only get driven about 15 to 20 times a year so things get sticking abit:blush:
Hope that clears things somewhat, but get in touch with Rob or Dunk at MZ
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andyw wrote: Hi Bigchridy,
First off the photos 3 to 8 are of my jimny on my drive:) , but before that Rob of MZ came and fitted the kit for me and then I was left to finish of so to speak put wheels on and stuff, It was when putting the my ALLOY wheels back on thats when I noticed not that much thread sticking out. I was'nt too happy about fitting the wheels and driving the car until it was sorted. Got intouch with Rob and we sorted it pretty quick.
So I think thats why the lads at MZ put that IN about the wheel thickness, ME speaking now, IF the nut goes on all the threads fully you should'nt have probs, but IF after putting wheels on, the threads only go on a couple of threads use common sence and and dont drive on them.
Had them on a good while now, and the handbrake .........I've got one now.............I did'nt for years with drums lol.
I could do with new calipers really now as the left one catches, It only get driven about 15 to 20 times a year so things get sticking abit:blush:
Hope that clears things somewhat, but get in touch with Rob or Dunk at MZ
Andy
Thanks mate. I'm hoping that the wheels will go on! Cant wait to get them on now! Just waiting on some brake fittings and a caliper carrier to turn up!
Chris
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Most people put a disclaimer sort of note in somewhere, think you'll find Martins got one somewhere in his shop
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Thats good to know. I'm really hoping they will fit!!! Unfortunatly I have no idea what brand they are but they look like they will fit!darthloachie wrote: our weller steel wheels fitted fine after the muddyzook disc conversion was fitted
I guess I'll just find out when I fit the conversion! If they dont then I'll have to borrow a car from work till I get new studs!
Chris
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