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Re: New to the site with a rescued GT

Posted By: Steven Benner

Posted On: July 23, 2002 at 08:48 am EDT

Scott B wrote:

> My rear end is a solid axle,
> I would like to keep the solid
> axle set up for drag purposes

Yep :-)

> Any way I thought most
> supras were independabt rears,

All Mk2 & Mk3 supras are IRS. I don't recall if the Mk4s were.

> which ones have solid rears,

The Mk1 (79-81) supras had solid rear axel running rear discs. Many had LSD. This is supposed to be a fairly easy swap.

> and what year corolla's?

I am not completely sure but I know some AE86 corollas had disc brakes. I think all AE86 axels swap over without too much trouble.

- Steve

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Message:	Steven Benner wrote: > Scott B wrote: > > > My rear end is a solid axle, > > > I would like to keep the sol > id > > axle set up for drag purpose > s > > Yep :-) > > > Any way I thought most > > supras were independabt rear > s, > > All Mk2 & Mk3 supras are IRS. > I don't recall if the Mk4s wer > e. > > > which ones have solid rears, > > The Mk1 (79-81) supras had sol > id rear axel running rear disc > s. Many had LSD. This is suppo > sed to be a fairly easy swap. > > > and what year corolla's? > > I am not completely sure but I > know some AE86 corollas had d > isc brakes. I think all AE86 a > xels swap over without too muc > h trouble. > > - Steve
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