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yellowperil
Joined: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:15 am Posts: 280 Location: Hobart
Car(s): 1970 Bellett, 1968 Bellett, Triumph Stag, 1940 Traction Avant, T Ford 1938 Pontiac plus the usual modern stuff
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Hi all a few photos for you. Bellett GT hubs, GE Sigma discs (13mm solid) early GE Sigma calipers (Girlock not PBR). YP Attachment:
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Glenn
Joined: Tue May 10, 2011 2:23 am Posts: 2824 Location: Melb.
Car(s): '72 Sport Bellett (imported 180912), M/B AMG A35, i30, had Belletts in past, 2 sed, 3 GT's.
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yellowperil wrote: Hi all
a few photos for you. Bellett GT hubs, GE Sigma discs (13mm solid) early GE Sigma calipers (Girlock not PBR).
YP
any more details ? any machining for example? It looks like a lot of meat has been taken from the caliper? It appears that rotor bolts direct to the hub ? The other disk 'conversion' mentioned in these pages recently uses a vented rotor and will fit 13" wheels. It also uses relatively late model parts from a donor car which are fairly common in wrecking yards.http://www.bellett.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=3038
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yellowperil
Joined: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:15 am Posts: 280 Location: Hobart
Car(s): 1970 Bellett, 1968 Bellett, Triumph Stag, 1940 Traction Avant, T Ford 1938 Pontiac plus the usual modern stuff
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You're getting very close Glenn,
No machining of caliper but the large "spacer" in the bellett hub has had about 4-5mm machined off it so that the rotor runs in the centre of the calipers. The original caliper mount has to be re-tapped to take the Sigma caliper bolts which are just a few thou larger.
I took all the bits to a local auto engineering shop. He did it for mates rates including pads...but I know him fairly well.
His only lament was that I we couldn't fit ventilated rotors!!!
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Glenn
Joined: Tue May 10, 2011 2:23 am Posts: 2824 Location: Melb.
Car(s): '72 Sport Bellett (imported 180912), M/B AMG A35, i30, had Belletts in past, 2 sed, 3 GT's.
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yellowperil wrote: You're getting very close Glenn,
No machining of caliper but the large "spacer" in the bellett hub has had about 4-5mm machined off it so that the rotor runs in the centre of the calipers. The original caliper mount has to be re-tapped to take the Sigma caliper bolts which are just a few thou larger.
I took all the bits to a local auto engineering shop. He did it for mates rates including pads...but I know him fairly well.
His only lament was that I we couldn't fit ventilated rotors!!! solids are fine in most cases. The disk conversion using the vented rotor ends up with 231mm diameter rotors. There is another model in same range as the specified donor car with a 250mm rotor which would probably work although 13" wheels then maybe an issue. I have a set of the 231mm ones per the conversion. I think the original takes a little off the outside dimension (largest) hub but i elected to take it out of the centre of the rotor. Its not much. http://www.bellett.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=3038Its a backup in case i ever need to do the Sports brakes. Another rotor that looks interesting is N16 Pulsar. Plenty of them about. (pictured) But wouldn't work with 13" rims. They are 257mm Diameter from what i see in DBA Cat. But this conversion is not Engineered as is the one that PR91 gave us some info on.
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CQGT
Joined: Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:04 am Posts: 386 Location: Boyne Island.Gladstone. Queenland
Car(s): '70 PR91,'69 PR20 x 2,'66 PR20,'65? KR20's x 2,'66 ? PR90,2012 d22 STR Navarra.
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Hi YP. When you bolted the disc to the hub. Did you use a bolt and nut or did you tap a thread into the disc. Most of the discs that I was able to get and try were not threaded and there wasn't much room behind to clear the the head of the bolts on the stearing arm. My concern is that the nut,if it worked loose, would foul those bolts. Dave.
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yellowperil
Joined: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:15 am Posts: 280 Location: Hobart
Car(s): 1970 Bellett, 1968 Bellett, Triumph Stag, 1940 Traction Avant, T Ford 1938 Pontiac plus the usual modern stuff
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Hi Dave Good to hear from you. Hope you're well. It was a bolt and nut to fix the rotor as used in the original Gt set up. YP
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Sun Jul 05, 2015 11:10 am |
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PR91
Joined: Tue Sep 16, 2008 11:54 am Posts: 2544
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Or just put sedan drum brake hubs on it with the conversion I've already mentioned..... Vented rotors, common, and fits inside 13" wheels.
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Sun Jul 05, 2015 2:12 pm |
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Glenn
Joined: Tue May 10, 2011 2:23 am Posts: 2824 Location: Melb.
Car(s): '72 Sport Bellett (imported 180912), M/B AMG A35, i30, had Belletts in past, 2 sed, 3 GT's.
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PR91 wrote: Or just put sedan drum brake hubs on it with the conversion I've already mentioned..... Vented rotors, common, and fits inside 13" wheels. see my link above.........
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Sun Jul 05, 2015 11:24 pm |
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PR91
Joined: Tue Sep 16, 2008 11:54 am Posts: 2544
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Glenn wrote: PR91 wrote: Or just put sedan drum brake hubs on it with the conversion I've already mentioned..... Vented rotors, common, and fits inside 13" wheels. see my link above......... Exactly
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Sun Jul 05, 2015 11:47 pm |
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