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For the main pulley I just left it in gear and with the parking brake was able to get pretty close. Not the best method, but no issues so far. If I had the SST to hold the pulley I would have been able to get that in there, and there was enough space for my largest torque wrench.


I have the SST, one I made actually. If you want to borrow it no probs.

;)

Cheers
 
Any updates on this build? Its 👌.
I have an old pzj77 wagon and the FT swap is something I dream of doing.
 
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So instead of cutting into a new bumper to get it to fit I switched over to a long neglected project of the front hubs.

It came with the notoriously unreliable power locking hubs, which of course only one of the 2 worked most of the time. So over a year ago had purchased some used manual hubs, and everything to rebuild them. Then the engine blew up and they sat on the shelf for a while so the first step was dusting off the parts
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After a little bit of sand blasting they were painted with engine enamel (to withstand the brake rotor temps), and then new slotted brake rotors were attached with new studs.
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Did you replace the spindles? Or, did you use a spacer kit?
 

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