Ok, this may get complicated but bare with me.
I want to use my 909 coilovers on the front of my mk1 track car. They are 4x4 fitment. Now i had it on good authority (dojj ) that granada cossie hubs would do the job if i swapped in my 2wd 4 stud stub axles, but having done the swap, they are not compatible. Could it be that because my car is a very early 1982 car, the 4 stud stub axles and bearings are smaller than later ones?
So the question is, if i use 4x4 hubs with the correct tca, will the setup work with my 2wd crossmember and arb, if not, what do i need to do?
Basically i am pulling my hair out with this as i'm waiting to get brackets made up for my ap's.

 

Anyone?

 

Can anyone help with this?

 

What are you asking ?
Can you use a 4wd Casing in a 2wd hub , NO , you can sleeve down a 4wd hub for a 2wd Case to go the other way but not they way youre doing it .
just get 4wd Hubs and use a Dummy flange in the bearing or at worst an outer C.V .

 

I have 4x4 fitment bilsteins.
I want to fit them to my 2wd car.
I was told that my 2wd stub axles would fit into granada cos hubs to allow me to do so.
They dont.
The 2wd stub axles i have are very early base model items and are much smaller diameter than the granada ones.
If i get some 4x4 hubs with the cv still attached, and 4x4 tca's, will they fit my 2wd cross member, and would i need a 4x4 arb to suit?
It sounds daft, but i binned my 4x4 setup off the previous car, and now it seems i'm gonna have to buy it again!

 

youve answered all your own questions there , bin off the hubs and get the right ones for your dampers or change your dampers and then still get the right hubs .
your TCA's /anti roll bar will fit all of the hubs as long as theyre a pinch bolt type .

 

Cheers pal. I was just flappin a bit because i need it sorting asap. I should of just kept the 4x4 setup. Lesson learnt.

 

A 4X4 ARB with 2WD TCA's and hubs will stick your front wheels through the front bumper, seen it done.

 

I'm going for 4x4 hubs, tca's and arb now, so should be fine. I hope