Brett thanks for quick reply. Have been trying to find the right cream for ages.Will try this one and see if it is right. John

Well, i have finally got some paint on the car so its starting to take shape. Keep you all posted as i go.
regards Brett

G'Day Brett fantastic work so far.can you tell me the name of the cream paint you have used on the dash of your car Regards John

Rod I purchased a pair of spindles for a set of X2 carbies 2 weeks ago from Carburettor Exchange in O'Connor WA Phone 08 93314747 email carbyex@bigpond.net.au Unit 7 75 Forsyth St O'Connor  cost $70 pair regards John

Keith I have HR frontend fitted with HG stubs with HG rotors and calipers using standard 14x6 rims on my FJ and the front track is 54.5 inches and the rear using HZ backing plates with HG mechanicals on HR diff with 14x6 rims the track is 53.5 inches Hope this helps
     
                                                   John

Denis to fit HT rear brakes use HZ backing plate.Will just need to enlarge centre hole so bearing will fit thru.Rear wheel cyl same for HD-HG for disc front.HK -WB brake shoes all the same. I have fitted this system to my FJ using HT master and gemini booster also used proportioning valve from HJ.My car is not finished yet but got the info from an article in a 1989 Street & Custom mag Hope this helps. John

Ken, I have just been looking at Hoppers web site and the article on Gemini big brake upgrades has answered my questions. My booster is off the later model with the m/c bolts at an angle . So its back to the wreckers and see if I can find the correct one. Regards John

Ken I have a Gemini booster but an XB master does not seem to fit.Is there any modification needed to the master for it to fit or is there several types of boosters for Gemini's  Regards FjJohn
                                             date=10/19/03 at 21:29:54]We do these all the time at work.  Best booster is Gemini mounted to XB master.  The booster is narrow and will allow the clutch master to work OK.
Some drilling and grinding/welding is required.
I used UC Torana in my car but mine is auto.
I also used UC throttle cable which is similar to Commodore.  Little bit of modification to make it fit the floor, but otherwise OK.
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