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Re: [Healeys] 1959 100-6 front disc brake conversion

Subject: Re: [Healeys] 1959 100-6 front disc brake conversion
From: Wilko2 <e-wilkins@cox.net>
Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2014 18:46:11 -0800
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References: <96DF000B-40DD-470B-9A7F-7FD8A06C8FD8@visioncenterpc.com> <547856E7.1070402@summaventures.com> <000301d00b2e$d5a95570$80fc0050$@lachlan@homecall.co.uk> <5478AF7F.6050900@summaventures.com> <0C13E23D-5C7E-49B1-977E-405B35863BA6@visioncenterpc.com> <SERVERiyAphwFutJLto00000040@visioncenterpc.com> <ME7V1p0070NyJgq01E7Wk7>
Not uncommon.

Parts can be had from the big suppliers.

Denis Welch, Cape International, etc.

I have the 3.54 but not limited slip.



On Nov 28, 2014, at 6:07 PM, Chris Scholz wrote:

> I am wondering if I can keep the stock Healey axle and install a 3.54 gear
and
> a limited slip diff?  I want it to be a low rpm cruiser at 60mph. The
> aftermarket rear ends would put the driveshaft at a very odd angle and it
will
> be expensive to attach my splined hubs to the non-stock rear end. The car
will
> have an all aluminum LS V8 (300hp) with 4speed automatic overdrive so it
will
> be easier on the rear end vs a stick. With skinny tires and an estimated
2100
> lb curb weight, I can't imagine that there would be much stress on the rear
> end.  Has anyone else rebuilt their stock rear with taller gears and
limited
> slip?
>
> Sent from my iPhone
> Chris Scholz OD
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