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Old 02-24-2008, 07:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default REAR brake drum to disc conversion X3 accent

HEy! I searched and studied a lot of possibilities to convert rear drum brakes to discs on my 1996 X3 hyundai excel (accent), and i came to this question:

EXACTLY how different are rear susp. arms of X3 and LC ? why wouldnt be possible to swap discs from LC to X3? What problems (custom work) would i have to deal with? let me say i'm not a newbie regarding car "tweaking" betaswap+m62, and that i have access to a local mechanic.
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p.s.: i see DREROB is putting/has put Tibby (pre '01) rear brakes on his LC,... why not put it on X3 also?

would it be easier to SWAP also the rear control arms? how are LC and X3 rear control arms compared one to another, regarding length and mounting holes? With swapping the whole thing you would get rid of mounting problems on the hub side, but how is it with fixing the swapped LC control arms to the X3 chassy?
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Old 03-03-2008, 07:46 AM   #2 (permalink)
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absoultely no info about this?
cmon guys, enlighten me please!
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lol i dont' have an answer..but i just looked into converting my rear drums to disc on my 97 elantra..so i guess my question would be could i put those same ones on mine? or can i just rob them from a tiburon??
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i sell rear disc adaptors for the X3 and LC
with them you simply re-use tiburon caliper,holder pads and rotors on the x3

for the LC you use the same parts exetp you have to either redrill the tiburon disc to the 4 x100 patern,change to the 4 x 114.3 patern or find rotors with a suitable offset,diameter and a 4 x 100 patern

LC and X3 adaptors are slightly different to clear the body and cotrol arms

on both car you keep the OEM hubs and you can keep the OEM hand brake cables (tibby cable can be used if you need to get new ones)
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Hi, im interested you said you sell rear disc adaptors for the X3, could you ship to usa?
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yes and yes ;-)

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so about rear conversion.... does the tibby have all discs?? and if so can i go to a junk yard and jack em?
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i have a 97 elantra...
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for the lantra you copul modify the brackets
or simply go to the scrap yard, and pick up a complete rear tiburo nassembly (spindles caliper....)
most tib have disc brakes early one sometimes didn,t have them
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