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calaisturbo.com.au - Hubs to addapt VT brakes..

Started by GMHBT1 · 25 June 2004 · 8 replies

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GMHBT1Archived member
hey guys i got a set of new vt discs and twin piston calipers and brakes lines from a freind for free today he got them for his vk but ended up selling and he gave them to me so im fitting them up to mine. what i want to know is where do i go to get the hub adapters to fit them up and is there any machine work needed with these hubs. ive got vl turbo discs and calipers on at the moment but seeings i got these i want to upgrade. anybody know of a pace to get them and how much do they cost. thanks in advance.
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berlinaturboArchived member
there is a bit of work to do on these."mc donald brothers racing" in thomastown do this conversion/modifaction,and they are fairly cheep tooo,i`ve seen some of their work,as i work across the road from em,and they are awsome people in there.ray is the guy you wanna speak to though i cant remember the price os the hubs
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ITSGMHArchived member
we have a Brakes sponsor, click on their banner and go from there!!!!
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vlberlinaArchived member
yea, u can get hubs through him. i have done this on my vl, piece of piss job, just need a bigger master cylinder.
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GMHBT1Archived member
was there any machining or anything like that to fit them vlberlina or was it just remove the old stuff add the hubs and fit the rest back up. anybody know what the sponser sells the hubs for as i want to fit them asap.
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ITSGMHArchived member
I'm sure there's no machining needed, straight bolt-on, just PM "CHAMRA1" and he'll set you on the right path!
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GMHBT1Archived member
thanks man ill pm him now.
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exchaserArchived member
yep.. no machining required at all.. its a simple swap over. ur old rotor comes off, the new hub goes on, it is recommended that u replace ur wheel bearings tho.. other than that.. once the hubs on. rotor just slides onto the studs and ur calliper goes back on. done..
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GMHBT1Archived member
thanks for all your help guys.
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