Does anyone know where I can get some lightweight alloy hubs for raceleda uprights? (sierra geometry)

or know of someone who can make them up for me?

cheers.

mads


[Edited on 9/11/09 by mads]

or does anyone have the full raceleda uprights on a car that is not being used over winter so I can get some made up using yours as the template?

http://www.libell.nu/megabusabilderframvagn.html

try flak monkey he could do you some

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Originally posted by prawnabie
http://www.libell.nu/megabusabilderframvagn.html

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I think MNR bought the Raceleda products when they disappeared didnt they? If so they might be able to help?

ETA: by the looks of this, the sierra urights were designed to use the escort style hubs anyway as it says tehy arent compatable with std sierra brakes etc

http://www.racedandrallied.com/performance-trackday-cars-for-sale/performance-trackday-car-parts-for-sale/raceleda-sierra-upright-k



[Edited on 10/11/09 by flak monkey]

sent an email to MNR and Chris said they have no more left.

as for not being able to use the standard sierra brakes. it mentions you can use the M16 caliper/disc combination. are these escort ones then?

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Originally posted by mads
as for not being able to use the standard sierra brakes. it mentions you can use the M16 caliper/disc combination. are these escort ones then?

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If you can measure up the stub axle I might be able to tell you if its cortina style. If it is then you just need to use cortina ally hubs...

I *think* I have a drawing of the cortina one somewhere.

If that webpage is correct it sounds like you use cortina brake set up anyway, so I would guess that the hubs are the same. The only difference is in the actualy geometry of the upright itself, being sierra style rather than cortina.

Other option is see if anyone can lend you some std or ally cortina hubs and see if they fit?

David

ETA: If the stub axle looks like this:

Clicky The chances are its cortina.

[Edited on 11/11/09 by flak monkey]