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Well, this is really getting better, waiting for more details.
Thank you.
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Disc breaks anyone?
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more pictures and info from that build can be seen here:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-...9-cummins-nv4500-hydro-boost-disc-brakes.html
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A few more pic's. Or how about hydraulic assist, tie rod elimination.
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Really nice work Steve![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
Do you still offer the rear bolt on caliper bracket which uses the existing rivet holes?
Do you still offer the rear bolt on caliper bracket which uses the existing rivet holes?
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I'd like to see a stopping test of two equal deuces. One with a standard drum system in perfect working order, and one of the disc brake setup.
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No, I am asking if you can get the disc brake set-up for the rockwell's with different lug count. Say for instance in an 8lug set up. That would allow bobbed deuce owners to get aftermarket 20" rims and run something like boggers or whatever.
Yes, If I can manage to keep my M715, (wife wants is sold) I would love to put some rockwells under it and lose the heavy drums and run something like superswampers.
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No 8 lug ( 8 on 6.5" BP ), I do not want to take a 2 1/2 ton axle and neck it down to 1 ton at the wheel. Alot of different companys make 15", 16", wheels to fit this setup.
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I'll second the 8 lug!!
Sorry what I would like would to be able to run HEMMIT rims with out modification to them.
Sorry what I would like would to be able to run HEMMIT rims with out modification to them.
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Yes with the hub out, can not do bolt on with hub in.Really nice work Steve
Do you still offer the rear bolt on caliper bracket which uses the existing rivet holes?
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I have both axle housings stripped bare...I guess I'll cut the rivets tomorrow on the stock brake backing plates because I kinda like that bolt on setup
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You can use a torch to cut the revit heads off on the inside of the backing plate. I use a punch and 4 lbs. hammer and drive them out.
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Steve G, good to see you finally made it over here.
Bob, an old Pirate guy from way back.
Bob, an old Pirate guy from way back.
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What bolt patteren on the wheel? Hemmit i thought was 10 lug -10 on 11.25 BP.
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I like here, the pirate board has too many morons.
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Gerald, are you putting discs on a V-100? Now I'm curious!
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So you can run unaltered hemtt rims no adapter plate needed
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Will 16" rims clear?
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Yes, HEMMT wheels are 10 lug
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Yes they will with 4 1/2" back space. That is with this setup.
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Here is a picture of a HEMMT rim
