Calipers, brackets and rotors come off easily.
Rather than take apart the trunion on the lower a-arm which can be a problem,,,just remove the inner screws on the a-arms the tie rod ends, and the 3 screws on the shocks and the whole assy comes right off.
The rack comes out easy and so does the radiator and the master....or the whole pedal box. a small bolt cutter is invaluable in the diassembly of things.
I would not leave that behind.......
**********BTW...I can use a pair of lower a-arm spring mounts if that is surplus to your operation.
Rather than take apart the trunion on the lower a-arm which can be a problem,,,just remove the inner screws on the a-arms the tie rod ends, and the 3 screws on the shocks and the whole assy comes right off.
The rack comes out easy and so does the radiator and the master....or the whole pedal box. a small bolt cutter is invaluable in the diassembly of things.
I would not leave that behind.......
**********BTW...I can use a pair of lower a-arm spring mounts if that is surplus to your operation.