[Kymb0]

Hi again, now Im paying the price for dragging a project out for way too long. The components from my LJ80 rear brake drums are missing.

I thought they where in there but alas they are gone.

At this rate I may have to buy another doner LJ

[christover1]

It is quite possible that 1.0 litre Sierra bits could be the same.
Worth looking into.

[tanshi]

you could upgrade to sierra drums with adjusters pretty easy. highway star has done this

[tanshi]

oh i also have some bits and pieces too, what bits are you after kimbo?

[Kymb0]

Heh Tanshi, I'll check

[christover1]

Checked my pile of bits, I don't have anything useful sorry.

[Highway-Star]

I should have the original rear drums from my LJ81 when I did this:
(the rear diff part half way down, not the swivel bit obviously).

http://www.auszookers.com/index.php?nam ... ic&t=10969



Not sure what state they are in, but could check tomorrow. Alternately you could do what I did and fit 1.3 self adjusters. Or SJ410 rear drums should bolt straight up as a complete unit (though different to the Stockman drums).

[2stroker]

Kymbo I will be wrecking one in a week or two and will have lots of bits it is a complete car just have to trailer it home.

[Kymb0]

What good timing 2stroker

[Kymb0]

Kymb0 wrote:

What good timing 2stroker

Hi again Peops, here's the drum.

I need to get a left and right rear axles from a 1 litre.

I AM DESPERATE. I really want to get this project going again. I can pick up anywhere around Brissy and am hoping to get them this week. I have cash. Pleeeeease if you can help you will be contributing to rebirth of a beautiful lil LJ

Now I will sit in the shadows and wait

[Fatzook]

Kymb0 wrote:

Kymb0 wrote:

What good timing 2stroker

Hi again Peops, here's the drum.

I need to get a left and right rear axles from a 1 litre.

I AM DESPERATE. I really want to get this project going again. I can pick up anywhere around Brissy and am hoping to get them this week. I have cash. Pleeeeease if you can help you will be contributing to rebirth of a beautiful lil LJ

Now I will sit in the shadows and wait

You have no idea how many complete 1 litre diffs I have thrown out at sims over the years Doesn't help you now though

[Highway-Star]

Kymb0 wrote:

Kymb0 wrote:

What good timing 2stroker

Hi again Peops, here's the drum.

I need to get a left and right rear axles from a 1 litre.

I AM DESPERATE. I really want to get this project going again. I can pick up anywhere around Brissy and am hoping to get them this week. I have cash. Pleeeeease if you can help you will be contributing to rebirth of a beautiful lil LJ

Now I will sit in the shadows and wait

As in axle shafts I have so many laying around I could start an axle farm!
if you want brake bits off them, I have some assorted bits in poor to average condition.

PM me if its what you want, I'm home evenings this week, but not Saturday due to work.

[2stroker]

Whats going on Kymbo, 1 litre rear axles ?????? I could understand 1 litre fronts for CV's and stubs for a disc brake conversion, but rears have me confused.

[christover1]

I'm happy to post some from Victoria, if You have no luck locally.
Got lots of 1.0 litre stuff left over from Frog.

christover

[Kymb0]

Want to go the 1 litre rear drums for future availability of parts. The shields and stuff on the car arent much chop. Not actually using the axles, just need the entire drums.

One of the things I love best about the LJ is the central Banjo. It appeals to my sense of balance lol

[Kymb0]

Big thanks to Highway-Star, 1litre brakes acquired

[Kymb0]

Fail again. Would appear my rear axle is off the lj50 variety making it incompatable with the 1 litre drums. Ive been trying to contact 2 stroker but if anyone has a complete LJ80 rear axle I would be very interested.

The suzuki gods are working against me, please help

[3cyl]

You want Stockman LJ80, with the grille like Highway star's, that's where most of the good driveline bits get robbed from.

[Kymb0]

3cyl wrote:

You want Stockman LJ80, with the grille like Highway star's, that's where most of the good driveline bits get robbed from.

Yeah, thats what I need. Any ideas?

[Kymb0]

Still floundering. Heeeelp

[christover1]

I've had success hunting down parts using on line parts locators.
There's lots of them, but I've had luck with these sites.
christover

http://www.1300wrecker.com.au/Online.aspx

http://www.findapart.com.au/suzuki_parts.php

http://www.suzukiwreckers.com.au/

http://www.eautoparts.com.au/partsreqlist.aspx

http://www.gympiewreckers.com.au/partlocator.php

http://www.autoparts.com.au/

[TZAR]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... SS:AU:1123

brand new rear wheel cylinders for $54 a pair

[Kymb0]

TZAR wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120659108036&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:AU:1123

brand new rear wheel cylinders for $54 a pair

Thanks Jock, what do you think about my dilema. Should I just find the LJ50 drum brake components and be done with it. I thing Highway Star said he might be able to dig them up. The front brakes have the disc conversion and there is a brake booster fitted.

There doesnt seem to be any holes in the shield at the back of the drums so I guess all the componants float around inside the drum. What parts are there? An adjuster, retaining springs, the brake cylinder and 2 shoes?

[Highway-Star]

Kymb0 wrote:

TZAR wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120659108036&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:AU:1123

brand new rear wheel cylinders for $54 a pair

Thanks Jock, what do you think about my dilema. Should I just find the LJ50 drum brake components and be done with it. I thing Highway Star said he might be able to dig them up. The front brakes have the disc conversion and there is a brake booster fitted.

There doesnt seem to be any holes in the shield at the back of the drums so I guess all the componants float around inside the drum. What parts are there? An adjuster, retaining springs, the brake cylinder and 2 shoes?

Yeah thats all there is in the early brakes. The stockmans were the first model to introduce pined shoes.

[Kymb0]

Highway-Star wrote:

Kymb0 wrote:

TZAR wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120659108036&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:AU:1123

brand new rear wheel cylinders for $54 a pair

Thanks Jock, what do you think about my dilema. Should I just find the LJ50 drum brake components and be done with it. I thing Highway Star said he might be able to dig them up. The front brakes have the disc conversion and there is a brake booster fitted.

There doesnt seem to be any holes in the shield at the back of the drums so I guess all the componants float around inside the drum. What parts are there? An adjuster, retaining springs, the brake cylinder and 2 shoes?

Yeah thats all there is in the early brakes. The stockmans were the first model to introduce pined shoes.

Any chance of you taking a look for me Aaron for the bits? I can get the wheel cylinders by the look of it.

[2stroker]

Sorry kymbo, I havn't forgotten you, my yard is just to wet to tow the trailer in at the moment I will get that wreck home as soon as my yard dries out and then I will have a stockman rear drum to drum for you.

[Kymb0]

2stroker wrote:

Sorry kymbo, I havn't forgotten you, my yard is just to wet to tow the trailer in at the moment I will get that wreck home as soon as my yard dries out and then I will have a stockman rear drum to drum for you.

Woo Hoo
Thanks mate

[Highway-Star]

2stroker wrote:

Sorry kymbo, I havn't forgotten you, my yard is just to wet to tow the trailer in at the moment I will get that wreck home as soon as my yard dries out and then I will have a stockman rear drum to drum for you.

Thats the best option!

[2stroker]

I bought this one to wreck out so all you LJ people get your wish list ready, complete car with lots of good bits.

Will have another in the new year with an excellent fibre glass front clip and bonnet.

[tanshi]

So it has a stockman Grill?
soft top or hard top?
if its a soft top how much for the tub? condition?