Its not like that rear end would just bolt right up lol, MASSIVE ammounts of fab, custom driveshaft, actually custom everything, are breaks arent that bad to be worth the effort lol. Get a quality set of pads n rotors for the front. Unless you want the look of discs onlyNatedogg1701 wrote:ive been asking the rear disk question 4 even and no1 had an answer, i know the R50 was never offered with rear disk,but is there another vehicle with a rear axel with disk breaks that has the the same stupid gear ratio as an R50? (4.36 is retarded,no wounder we get SH*T gas mileage)
Yeah, I'm always dragging my rear wheels. The drums lock up waaaayyyyyy too easily.Natedogg1701 wrote:no my abs works,but i know drim brakes will lock easier, like on dry pavement if i really slam on the brakes my rears lock nd slide,but maybe thts kus the fronts are holding real hard nd its causing the whole truk to lean forward nd lift the rear end.
True but since i hit the curb pretty hard i dont know if the gears in the middle got broken/chipped/damaged. My shop told me it much easier just to buy the whole axle(400CDN) and replace it.tmorgan4 wrote:First of all, the "round circle thing with studs in it" that you bent is the axle shaft. If that's all that is bent, it's much easier to replace just a shaft than it is to replace the whole rear axle.
It's unfortunate that you are so far away since I have an entire rear axle sitting behind my shop rusting away.
I just realized that my Pathy doesn't have a proportioning valve (like the older models, the spring-type). In the FSM, it says if the line pressure is incorrect, replace the master cylinder. It seems they removed the adjustable proportioning valve completely. You can see in the following picture that the bracket for the arm is still there, but there's no proportioning valve.tmorgan4 wrote:2nd, to everyone that complains of the rear brakes locking up too easily, take a look at your proportioning valve. It is fairly easily adjusted and sits right above the rear axle (connected with a spring). As the rear end sags (with added weight i.e. towing or from old age) it gives the rear brakes more stopping power. That probably explains why everyone is complaining about them locking up when you don't want them to.
Because when I changed my fuel filter about 6 months ago the same thing happened to me, the old rusted bracket just broke apart when I went to remove the filter. I got a new bracket from the dealer, of course I'm sure in a couple of years I'll have to replace the bracket again.Natedogg1701 wrote:...but the bracket for my fuel filter was rusted right thru and broke wen i changed the filter, your bracket looks brand new, i wanna know how the fug that happens. lol