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Hey all, does anyone have a source on front disc brakes for a w200? I thought I had found one but it's only for 2wd. I was braking on a long, very steep hill yesterday and really had to stand on the brakes to make the turn at the bottom. The brake system is all new and works well, but I'm
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Re: source for disc brakes on 4wd?
Posted by:
Jerry in Idaho
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Posts: 194
Posts: 194
Date: November 27, 2011 05:25PM
They left the factory with an aluminum tag fastened by two of the bolts that hold the cover on the differential.
I have not heard of a "large" knuckle or "small" knuckle distinction on the Dana 44. I do know there is a difference in the "closed" knuckle and the "open" knuckle. It's quite obvious just looking at each end of the housing. The "open" knuckle exposes the u-joint on the end of the axle and the "closed" knuckle conceals it.
Here is a site that shows a couple of good pictures of the two different types.
[www.therangerstation.com]
For the hydraboost system, here is the website:
www.hydratechbraking.com
Here are a couple of pictures of the engine compartment of my F350. You can see the hydraboost between the firewall and the master cylinder. I realize it's not a real clear view of the unit, but at least maybe the picture of a Ford 428 will either rile the gang up or send them to the corner, cringing. Ha Ha
I have not heard of a "large" knuckle or "small" knuckle distinction on the Dana 44. I do know there is a difference in the "closed" knuckle and the "open" knuckle. It's quite obvious just looking at each end of the housing. The "open" knuckle exposes the u-joint on the end of the axle and the "closed" knuckle conceals it.
Here is a site that shows a couple of good pictures of the two different types.
[www.therangerstation.com]
For the hydraboost system, here is the website:
www.hydratechbraking.com
Here are a couple of pictures of the engine compartment of my F350. You can see the hydraboost between the firewall and the master cylinder. I realize it's not a real clear view of the unit, but at least maybe the picture of a Ford 428 will either rile the gang up or send them to the corner, cringing. Ha Ha
