Solution for Wanting Disc Brake Kit for D44 Axle
Updated 01/05/2025 | Published 01/04/2025
Question:
Trying to upgrade electric brakes on my TT to disc brakes. D44 Dexter axle and cant find disk hubs to match the bearings L68149/LM67048. Is any disk hub compatible with D44 axle?
asked by: Denis B
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Expert Reply:
Hey Denis, so the D44 axle is unusual enough that there isn't a disc brake kit designed to fit it's spindles. Only solutions would be to go with an all new axle or have new spindles welded to the axles you have currently. Let me know if that's something you'd be interested in.
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Jameson C
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Denis B.
1/3/2025
Thanks for your prompt reply. I was looking for a new axle but has to be 86 1/2 and SC 68 1/2. Couldn’t find either kind of axle, any suggestion?