Swapping 83 12A front brakes to GSL-SE
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Hi, I have an 83 12A, and was planning on converting it to GSL-SE susp., after looking at some diagrams and comparing part numbers, it seems like the 12A and GSL-SE use the same wheel bearings and seals. So I was wondering if anybody knows if I can just buy SE rotors, Calipers, and dust shield, since the spindles should be the same or do I need to buy SE spindles as well? Any help would be appreciated.
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spindles are the same for SE and non-SE models
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84-85 All spindles are the same. 79-83 are a smaller bearing than 84-85 and therefore a smaller spindle. At least that's what I've observed.
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OK, your right Hyper, follow up question, does anybody know where to buy spindles, I can't find any thing online, and conveniently enough mazda doesn't list a part number
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Originally Posted by Hyper4mance2k
(Post 10342737)
84-85 All spindles are the same. 79-83 are a smaller bearing than 84-85 and therefore a smaller spindle. At least that's what I've observed.
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If anybody has spindles from both to measure and compare that would be great
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Why not buy the inner/outer bearings, and slide them on your spindle?
I'm interested in this too as a GSL-SE rear end is in my somewhat near future and want the front to match. |
OK, just to clarify, the inner bearings are all the same, and the outer bearings on 84-85 are larger than 79-83, but anyway, problem solved, i am buying SE front susp., sub-frame, and possibly rear end tomorrow, thanks for the insight guyshttp://www.napaonline.com/Search/Detail.aspx?A=BRGBR1_0074143111&An=599001+101983+5 0042+2042026+11045+599999+109999+59999+3999999
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Okay the outer bearings on the SE are larger or 84-85 in general?
Plus, is it the OD or the ID that is larger? |
Originally Posted by Hyper4mance2k
(Post 10342737)
84-85 All spindles are the same. 79-83 are a smaller bearing than 84-85 and therefore a smaller spindle. At least that's what I've observed.
Originally Posted by Twilightoptics
(Post 10345848)
Okay the outer bearings on the SE are larger or 84-85 in general?
Plus, is it the OD or the ID that is larger? |
Yes, the I.D., O.D., and width of the outer bearing are larger on all 84-85
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