TJ, Syncros have splined hubs. 2wd's are smoothies. Syncros have separate hub and rotor. 2wd is one piece. Doesn't mean you can't put studs in your rotors. Screw in or press in. If you upgrade to SA style big brakes, you get a similar system to Syncros only with smoothie hubs. Others have cut down old rotors in place of the SA hubs too.
BenT Sent from my mobile device On May 27, 2010, at 7:50 PM, TJ Hemrick <x53gunner@GMAIL.COM> wrote: > All, > Anyone know of any particular reason why I can't swap my syncro > rotors > (with studs) onto the front spindles of my wolfie (with bolts) so I > can have > studs all around just like a syncro? They're both 87's I'm all for > just > doing it but I don't have time for experiments these days so I'm > just going > to ask and get it over with. > > > Thanks, > > TJ |
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