Hi gang, l'm chasing a hr disc brake front end, a cross member that will suit an all aussie four speed to fit my FC. Also tripple carbs - l will try werribee swap meet tommorow. Any help greatly appreciated-Mark.
hi mate i have a set of 1and 3/4 tripples they come of a eh the set has everthing to bolt straight on to red motor i have changed plans
Gidday Mark
I have a crossmember which came out of HT but should fit FC as long as you have chassis rails.
Let me know if this suits
Denis
Quote from: rod67 on March 15, 2008, 07:28:24 PM
hi mate i have a set of 1and 3/4 tripples they come of a eh the set has everthing to bolt straight on to red motor i have changed plans
G'day mate, can you tell me a bit more about them- what type of air filters, condition and price please- Thanks-Mark
Quote from: FEHOLDEN on March 15, 2008, 07:48:04 PM
Gidday Mark
I have a crossmember which came out of HT but should fit FC as long as you have chassis rails.
Let me know if this suits
Denis
Thanks Denis, but l do not have rails, may put some in when l find out more about what l need to do. l will contact you if l need to go down this path and thanks for your help
You will need to fit some form of chassis rails in order to gain an engineers report - otherwise there is nowhere to hang the back of the gearbox.
Ken
Quote from: mcl1959 on March 16, 2008, 01:14:09 PM
You will need to fit some form of chassis rails in order to gain an engineers report - otherwise there is nowhere to hang the back of the gearbox.
Ken
Thanks Ken for the info, could you tell me what the rails would need to consist of (from where to where etc) and if someone makes them to bolt straight up. Any help is appreciated -Mark
Rails are attached to the rear spring hangers and to the crossmember under the front floor. CRS sell these as a kit but they are pretty easily made yourself if you have welding / steelworking skills.
Ken
Quote from: mcl1959 on March 17, 2008, 09:47:12 PM
Rails are attached to the rear spring hangers and to the crossmember under the front floor. CRS sell these as a kit but they are pretty easily made yourself if you have welding / steelworking skills.
Ken
What does CRS stand for Ken (This is all new to me) Thanks Mark
QuoteWhat does CRS stand for Ken (This is all new to me) Thanks Mark
Castlemain Rod Shop pretty much everything you need for any sort of conversion.
http://www.rodshop.com.au/
dean
Quote from: smithy on March 18, 2008, 01:08:12 PM
Castlemain Rod Shop pretty much everything you need for any sort of conversion.
http://www.rodshop.com.au/
dean
Thanks Dean- l did know it but the brain wouldn't function!!!