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Last updated:
08/02/01
dean@vdubn.com
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Here it goes...... To begin with, I had to assemble the whole pan, before I sent it to the powder coater, to make sure that there weren't additional tabs, flanges, etc. that needed to be welded to it. I assembled the rear bearing assemblies in the IRS trailing arms, and did a test fit of the whole disc brake assembly to see how everything fit together. Here are a couple pictures of how it looked after test fitting everything. As you can see, I haven't installed the torsion bar, and I hadn't got the right torsion covers for the spring plate, so the arm is sagging much more than it will when all of the right parts are installed. I did realize that I need to have the rear disc brake caliper brackets powder coated, since they are a porous cast aluminum, they'll get real nasty with brake dust, etc. Front Beam Installation The Powder Coated Pan Rear Suspension installation Pedal Assembly installation, Rear Brake Caliper Asembly Coming soon.... Bus Transmission installation, etc. |
