Cool thanks, are all 'hub type' discs like this?
Has anyone considered using the R31 or 910 hub like this but with a Commodore
disc which is 'hub type' too.
Commodore stuff is dime a dozen and discs come in fairly large sizes!
Obviously need to be redrilled but still is it viable. Might have to line them
up at the U pull this weekend.
zac
> Zac,
>
> The bluebird struts I have are Hub type according to DBA catalogue. They have
a
> seperate disk which has no bell just a flat disk that bolts to the back of a
> flange on the hub.
>
> Regards
>
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > List, trowling through the DBA catalogue again I wondered how a 'hub type'
disc
> > works.
> > Is this like a rear disc setup where the disc slides over the top of the
hub as
> > opposed to bolting on 'underneath' it?
> >
> > cheers,
> > zac
>
>
