Pieter -
Cape International sells disks specifically designed to work with the
Jag caliper conversion. Just buy a set of disks from them. The
spacing is slightly off with this disc also but with 1/8" spacer on
the inside it will bring the track right in line original spec.
www.cape-international.com
They also sell the hand brake rods, which are custom for the Jag rear
brake caliper. I think the mounts are identical to the DW kit, so
Cape's rods should be very helpful. I have the cape kit on my BJ8,
love it.
Alan
On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 1:31 PM, Pieter and Linda Scheenhouwer
<pieterscheen@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
> I know this subject was done well over a year ago and advice from David Ward
> was to use a Range Rover rear disk. I have the Dennis Welch brackets and Jag
> calipers on but the Range rover disks have too much offset. ie. The disk
> itself sits too far to inboard to run in the caliper and if I was to space
> it out it would push the rear wheels past the guards. I am using the right
> disk or has anybody else done this with a different disk? Any help or
> suggestions appreciated,
>
> Cheers
>
> Pieter
>
> BJ7
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