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  1. "Egocentricity the folly of the young" Put yourself in the insurance companies place, if ti was your business and you had to take the risk would you insure someone with that record? LOL your kidding right 3 times in 5 years of course you won't get insurance with that record, and especially not on a low volume performance import .
  2. Sorry didn't open the pics dur should have done that first was in a hurry. Sounds good.
  3. The rear calipers have the solid brake lines and the flexible rubber ones ? If so I'll give you $150 posted. There are a couple of pairs cheaper on ebay atm, but with yours I'll know what I'm getting.
  4. Far as I know, R33,R32, (tturbos) and all Z32s etc all have the same rear brake setup, except of course where Brembos apply.
  5. Scott sent you a txt today re the rear rotors etc. Just need your bank details to do a transfer.
  6. I think this thread has got away fro the issue Jon wanted to discuss. The main point of the question was to do with getting the R32 4 pots on and the rotrs and drum handbake setup and would it fit, not the benefits or otherwise of it which is his business. I've seen pics of an R32 backing plate bolted up to late DR30 style trailing arms. The backing plate appeared to bolt straight up to the mounting holes of the original backing plate. Also the 5 stud stub axles from a Z31 had been slotted in, (not that you asked about a 5 stud conversion). Therefore the stub axles from the HR31 and the backing plate and drum brakes from either HR31 or R32 etc should work. So just use your DR30 arms and swap over the backing plate and drum brake, and if you wnat to stay 4 stud you may have to get some hub centric spacers machined up to slip over the hub to space the rotor out 10mm as the R32.HR31 rotors are 10mm thicker than the solid DR30 ones. A mate is doing this this on his trailing on an IRS Gazelle.
  7. When I was living there, there were lots of different colour taxis it depended on the taxi company, all black, white and blue, white and green etc etc.
  8. Forgot to ask is the one your wrecking a Y31 or a Y32???
  9. I think your $4000 short mate!!
  10. I need 1 x R32 GTS-T 5 stud rim (doesn't matter if its crappy) Prefer Brisbane/G/coast/Sunshine Coast 0414508635
  11. Might help to modify your price somewhat to get offers. Also do a search to see what others have sold them for.
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