ive modified my lh torana to hq stubs on the front ( swapped from left to right ) and have bought a set of harrop a9x steering arms for the mod. I also have a set of wb calipers ( girlock alloy type ).
Now stop me if im wrong but what Ive read is that this is what was set up on the original a9x toranas. ( holden they made their own steering arms, and all calipers have same mounting arms, but calipers are cast iron or alloy )
I could place the stubs back the other way and have the calipers on the rear half of the front disc, but in full lock the pads hit the crossmember, and push the pads out ( not good next time you need to brake

With the new harrop a9x arms ( to remove bump steer ) the tierod now sits higher, and fouls on the caliper. Ive heard of people putting the tierod end upside down, but then your steering arm isnt parallel to your lower control arm so your steering would be buggered so thats not an option. :(
I heard that the holden engineers ground the calipers to fit over the ball joint but have never seen a pic or set of ground a9x calipers in real life. Does anyone have a pic i could reference, as I have ground mine and they now clear the ball joint in full lock both ways and as well in full suspension travel, but i just wanted to make sure, as you have to grind a fair bit to fit over the tierod with full travel room, but theres still plenty of meat left, just wanted to double check.
Has anyone done this conversion with the a9x arms that can share their experience with me?
Cheers Julian