S2-MAN

As there are different designs of brackets available I'm not sure if there are any problems when it comes to bleeding the brakes? Some brackets put the callipers above the disc and others put them to the rear. So the bleed valve might not sit at the right angle. Is this a problem or doesn't it matter?

NUTS RuS

iTrader: (35)

What calipers are you using ?

On sierra calipers mine sat top rear

scort

I designed my bracket to fit the caliper in the OE position:



The drawing (with dims) can be found here: http://www.atmospheredisco.com/escor...brakeplate.htm

Steve

NUTS RuS

iTrader: (35)

It matters not where they fit - as long as the bleed nipple of the caliper is at the top

What caliper are they designed for scort ? If OE is original equipment then the original equipment has drums

scort

OE cosworth caliper position mate.

Steve

ON-UJAH

2 different types of Cossie calipers - for solid and vented discs. Not sure if there's any difference in the adaptors needed.

I got my brackets off Clint at Turbosport, but just sold my complete setup - never had any trouble bleeding, caliper sat at about 10 O'clock, same as Nuts.

Edit - I used the 4x4 calipers with vented discs, and my hand brake cable went above the caliper - unlike Nuts.

S2-MAN

I'll be using the 4x4 callipers for vented discs.

wildheart

iTrader: (4)

http://www.randbmotorsport.co.uk/sho...?ID=4&offset=0

Thats what you need