Hi Tim I dont know how you will go fitting them to a IRS datsun I do know
they fit quite easy to live rear axle datsuns ect. I presume it wouldnt be
that much harded with IRS. I had a scorpion diff in my ca18 powered 1200 I
now have fitted a H190 alloy centered diff and im in the process of fitting
the Scorpion discs to it just a matter of maching down the rear axle so the
disc fits over and fabricating a mount for the callipers to bolt up. The
handbrake is quite easy to hook up too quite a good chep brake conversion in
my opinion.
Cheers Andrew
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tim Heibloem" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 9:56 PM
Subject: Scorpion Rear Disk Conversion - Can Anyone Assist?


> Scorpion Rear Disk Conversion - Can Anyone Assist?
>
>
> hows it going list?
>
> ive come across a mitsubishi scorpian diff and brakes at the right price,
> and im wondering about the rear disk conversion process for these..
>
> ive got a 1600 with drums currently, how hard is it to convert them to
rear
> disk's with the scorpian gear?
>
> thanks again fellas, the 2 door will be running again shortly with a bit
> more fire in its belly!!, i will keep you all updated
>
>
> cheers
>
> tim
>
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