2wd COS 4 pot calipers on a RST
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28-07-2007, 08:10 AM
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if i remember correctly u need 2wd 4 pots, 4x4 discs, and 2wd hoses, the calipers need 5mm machined off the mounting holes so the calipers wont foul the rims and they fit behind std 15in rims
28-07-2007, 04:47 PM
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no worries ive no idea why people bother with the 4x4 calipers as they are single pot calipers the 2wd 4 pot calipers are much better and just as readily avalible maybe cause they bolt straight on where the 4 pots u have to modify slightly might put people off
29-07-2007, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by sm
if i remember correctly u need 2wd 4 pots, 4x4 discs, and 2wd hoses, the calipers need 5mm machined off the mounting holes so the calipers wont foul the rims and they fit behind std 15in rims
You would have to have spacers on the hubs which would make the wheels stick out about an inch or so if I recall rightly.
Got them on my s1. They're worth ditching the standard wheels for imo.
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strange as my s1 before i bought had 2wd 4 pots behind the std s1 wheels, the last owner removed them before selling it to me and fitted std s2 brakes soon to be replaced with willwood 4 pots
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