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All 1000's, Disk conversion

dix1000
Melbourne Australia
Joined: 22-Aug 2012
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Post #1 | Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 5:00pm
Edited by dix1000
Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 5:01pm
Hi all, I purchased a conversion kit from MADDAT in South Aus and was one of the easiest kits to fit. It has skyline disks with commodore cal's and all brackets and hardware required. Awesome kit!
d
Oz + JPN
Joined: 23-Apr 2011
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Post #2 | Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 5:05pm
Edited by d
Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 5:06pm
Do your 13 inch wheels fit any pics before you put them on?
whichmodel  skyline disks and com calipers?
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dix1000
Melbourne Australia
Joined: 22-Aug 2012
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Post #3 | Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 5:14pm
No sorry d I wasn't organised enough to get photos prior, calipers are VT and as for disks I'm not sure. I was always putting 14" rims so that's what the kit was made for. I will try and update some photos of my build in my profile. Car is in nth melbourne and not going till tomorrow
Neil
Perth Western Australia
Joined: 03-Mar 2011
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Post #4 | Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 10:41pm
Calipers actually appear to be VB-VP
I'd like to get the part # of the discs if you can let me know
Its roll marked on the outer edge of the disc (if the discs isn't machined down) incase they weren't in labelled boxes
dix1000
Melbourne Australia
Joined: 22-Aug 2012
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Post #5 | Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 10:49pm
Well p sounds like t over phone haha...my kit is about two and a half yrs old now so I'm a bit sketchy. I'm going to panel shop tomorrow so will get no's then. Hope this helps Neil
d
Oz + JPN
Joined: 23-Apr 2011
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Post #6 | Thursday, 02-May 2013 @ 11:00pm
Champion
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dix1000
Melbourne Australia
Joined: 22-Aug 2012
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Post #7 | Friday, 03-May 2013 @ 5:26pm
Hey all, the code off the disk is 3264 min thk 20 followed by 3w. Hope this is what you want. Tried to upload pic but some error has occurred in my gallery 
dix1000
Melbourne Australia
Joined: 22-Aug 2012
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Post #8 | Friday, 03-May 2013 @ 8:06pm

 
Got issue with pics sorted (thanks Ash) this is the rotor used for my conversion.
d
Oz + JPN
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Post #9 | Friday, 03-May 2013 @ 11:32pm
Looks good now we wait for the resident brake Guru to show us the light and wisdom cause sure as hell could not find the part number on the DBA catalogue
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Neil
Perth Western Australia
Joined: 03-Mar 2011
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Post #10 | Saturday, 04-May 2013 @ 1:47am
Not a DBA or RDA number
Infact its not a number I've seen before
If I had a few measurements I could nut it out
 
Total height , centre hole would help... I assume diam is per their site at 256mm
 
My first thought was Magna... but maybe not ... might be a Toyo disc
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #11 | Saturday, 04-May 2013 @ 8:18am
Edited by beetwenty
Saturday, 04-May 2013 @ 8:22am
A quick google search for that part number brings up this...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aimco-3264-Front-Disc-Brake-Rotor-/251129555065?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item3a787ce879
 
This is what I came up with after another google search.
Brembo 09.5449.14

Has a Dia of 256.5mm, Min thickness of 20mm and is 4x114.3mm PCD

 
http://www.bremboaftermarket.com/En/Car_Disc_Catalogue/Catalogue_Detail.aspx?ApplicationIDMaster=15721


 
 
It is not slotted on the braking surface, but im sure with a little more searching there would be both options.
 
Do you think these sizes look right?
1967 Datsun B10 2 Door.
dix1000
Melbourne Australia
Joined: 22-Aug 2012
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Post #12 | Saturday, 04-May 2013 @ 10:47am
Just measured them at 256mm so that would seem right. Cannot get offset as car is on jig at moment!
Neil
Perth Western Australia
Joined: 03-Mar 2011
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Post #13 | Saturday, 04-May 2013 @ 11:57am
Looks like a DBA617 off an N16 Pulsar then
dix1000
Melbourne Australia
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Post #14 | Saturday, 04-May 2013 @ 12:14pm
Awesome, we will get to bottom of it eventually!
d
Oz + JPN
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Post #15 | Saturday, 04-May 2013 @ 1:07pm
slotted version of the Nissan 1995 infiniti (n15?) "Aimco 3264 Front Disc"

  • 1995 INFINITI G20 Front Brake Rotor

  • Category: Front Brake Rotor
  • Description: Extreme Service Performance Brake Rotor part for  1991-1996 INFINITI G20 with ENGINE-- L4-1998cc 2.0L F/I Vin SR20DE
  • Manufacturer: AIMCO


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