cossie brake conversion
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should of really asked this question before i ordered them but hey lol, bloke in the shop told me they would fit easily behind my standard s1 road wheels, but are they actually worth the money and will i see a big improvement in stopping power.
they are cossie 4 by 4 black diamond grooved and drilled discs with 4 by 4 calipers and fast road pads.
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they are cossie 4 by 4 black diamond grooved and drilled discs with 4 by 4 calipers and fast road pads.
appreciate your feed back cheers peeps
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No, the other way around. You need to beef up the rear breaks to match up. There are many possibilities for that:
Fit larger rear drums from S2 or any sierra with 9inch drums
Replace the standard rear brake cylinders with the 22mm units. Cheap as chips.
Rotate the deceleration pressure limit valves to a more stand up position in the engine compartment
Do the rear disc conversion
Fit adjustable brake bias valves
Fit larger rear drums from S2 or any sierra with 9inch drums
Replace the standard rear brake cylinders with the 22mm units. Cheap as chips.
Rotate the deceleration pressure limit valves to a more stand up position in the engine compartment
Do the rear disc conversion
Fit adjustable brake bias valves
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