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Silhouette AU1 TS50.
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Radiator Springs, Victoria.
Posts: 2,135
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Dan, two things. One, stick with the live axel. With the power it has now, and the power output you will have eventually, it's much easier to upgrade the rear diff (9" anyone) on a live axel AU, if... (sorry I hope it never happens.. but I have to say this) the diff let's go. Speak to Minge, he'll tell ya how hard it's to get a tuff diff for AU IRS. A company in Sydney (www.difftechnics.com.au) have a 9" bolt-on conversion for the IRS Commowhores, and were working on a bolt-on 9" conversion for AU IRS a while ago now, but not sure if they went ahead with it. Think they're working on one for BA now, not sure. Pfft.. bloody BA's..
... ![]() ![]() Two, if you want to change rims, be very careful as to which rims you get, and have the rims fitted first before you buy (or sell your current 19"), 'cause there's quite a few rims out there that will not fit AU Falcons (and BA) with the four piston AP Racing (or Brembo) brake calipers. The diameter of the rotor and the height of the caliper is fine (even some 17's may fit), it's the width, and offset position of the four piston caliper for the Falcon's that's the problem. The caliper tends to hit the spokes of some rims and you will not be able to bolt the rim up. Deep dish rims are even worse. Commowhores don't seem to have this problem though, don't know why, they also have +35 - +40 offset rims don't they?? Couple of ROH rims I can think of from the top of my head that don't foul the calipers on a set up like yours are the Fury's (dhaah.. ![]()
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"People can have the Model T in any colour.. so long as it's black." HENRY FORD (30/07/1863 - 07/04/1947) PIC'S OF MY T1 TS50.
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