I need a favor November 12, 2006, 01:27:58 AM any of you got a 87-88 T/C rear out of a car? i need a few measurements rotor hat to rotor hat and backing plate to backing plate. if anyone could get me thses id appreciate it greatly. Quote Selected
I need a favor Reply #1 – November 12, 2006, 10:20:14 PM I've got a TC rear sitting on jackstands in the garage. I'll try to get the measurement tomorrow. If I don't, remind me (I have a tendency to forget things like this) Quote Selected
I need a favor Reply #2 – November 12, 2006, 10:22:31 PM Quote from: Thunder Chicken;113137I've got a TC rear sitting on jackstands in the garage. I'll try to get the measurement tomorrow. If I don't, remind me (I have a tendency to forget things like this)ok man thanks a ton Quote Selected
I need a favor Reply #3 – November 13, 2006, 01:59:18 AM Thinking of throwing one under the ranger? You could always use an explorer axle. 8.8 disks and 5 lug to boot. Quote Selected
I need a favor Reply #4 – November 13, 2006, 08:17:19 AM Quote from: CougarSE;113203Thinking of throwing one under the ranger? You could always use an explorer axle. 8.8 disks and 5 lug to boot.Possibly,Only reason i even considered it was i already have it. and the rear is already 5 lug Quote Selected
I need a favor Reply #5 – November 13, 2006, 10:57:41 AM The measurements are: Backing plate to backing plate: 55" to (counting thickness of rotor as it's currently mounted on the ): 61"Back of rotor to back of rotor: 56-3/4" These measurements are all +/- 1/4" or so - it was difficult trying to get the measurements by myself as I had nobody to hold the other ned of the tape Quote Selected
I need a favor Reply #6 – November 13, 2006, 02:44:05 PM Quote from: Thunder Chicken;113243The measurements are: Backing plate to backing plate: 55" to (counting thickness of rotor as it's currently mounted on the ): 61"Back of rotor to back of rotor: 56-3/4" These measurements are all +/- 1/4" or so - it was difficult trying to get the measurements by myself as I had nobody to hold the other ned of the tapeThanks hopefully i can apply this in a usefull way Quote Selected