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Stub axle for fabricated upright?
chrisg - 7/8/07 at 04:17 PM

Hey Up,

I'm just playing with some stuff on the computer on a fabricated upright.

Can anyone sugest a suitable stub axle which is seperate from the original upright and capable of being bolted into a fabricated upright?

Thanks in advance

Chris


Cousin Cleotis - 7/8/07 at 05:37 PM

fiestas, corsas, golfs, polos, etc all use bolt on rear stub axles.

what type of car is it? If a 226x10mm brake disc is big enough i would use a golf stub axle and rear disc/hub, no need to find a hub then.

Paul


Rob Lane - 7/8/07 at 05:50 PM

Chris,
Randall Motorsport do a threaded or a weldable stub axle.

Try a search for them.

Rob


NS Dev - 8/8/07 at 12:56 PM

just about to suggest randall's stub axles, go for them and you can use all the std cortina bits on them.


chrisg - 9/8/07 at 08:43 PM

Thanks chaps!

It's for a single seater, front upright.

Idealy it would use a hub with a PCD to match the BMW 3 series rear axle (108mm?)

I'll check the ones suggested and let you know.

cheers

Chris


Cousin Cleotis - 10/8/07 at 02:08 PM

bmw 3 series are 4x100 or 5x120, golfs are 4x100.

Paul


chrisg - 11/8/07 at 03:00 PM

Yeah it's 5 x 120.

Can anyone remember the website with all the wheel PCD's on it?

Cheers

Chris


ecosse - 11/8/07 at 08:23 PM

How's this

http://www.retro-rides.com/wheels.asp

Cheers

Alex

[Edited on 11/8/07 by ecosse]


chrisg - 11/8/07 at 09:57 PM

cheers mate!