380mm brakes under 10x18 MO's?
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380mm and the normal AP 6 pots that most have dont fit the new shape mo`s in 8 x 18 and the 9 x 18 are evern worse, not shure about 10 x 18 but i think you need to speak to martin as i think he is the man with the answers, i have set my brakes 7 mm in and they still didnt fit
but they did just on the old stlye, you are best off getting a racing caliper that should be smaller that way it shouldnt hit the rim
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I know when kev sharp had my wheels(9x18 mo's) ,he had to get bells and brackets made up to get his 380mm brembos behind them as they have less space due to the design than the 8x18. When i looked into 380mm hi-spec kit think i was around 3mm short on clearance, from what there fitting specs gave.
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steve its aint relevent but abdr500 on here has the 380 hi spec brake kit on his escos with rondels cause he discovered the ap's didnt fit,,,,, martin also made the brakets for him if i recall too
hes happy with em too
hes happy with em too
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Steve im sure with the high spec kit i was ok for clearing the spokes it was diameter wise i was 3mm short, might of got away with machining the caliper but wasnt taking that chance and wasting the money. That was on the 9x18 dont know if the 10" will be the same as think the extra inch is in the lip on the 10's.If you go on there site think it gives you clearance specs that you can measure out.
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Originally Posted by Dunccoss
380mm and the normal AP 6 pots that most have dont fit the new shape mo`s in 8 x 18 and the 9 x 18 are evern worse, not shure about 10 x 18 but i think you need to speak to martin as i think he is the man with the answers, i have set my brakes 7 mm in and they still didnt fit
but they did just on the old stlye, you are best off getting a racing caliper that should be smaller that way it shouldnt hit the rim
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The original version of the new shape MO six spoke DIDNT fit, but then they made a revised version a while ago which will now allow the neccessary clearence. Mike R knows the answers lol.........
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RIGHT well i havent tryed one off the new revised mo`s` then as the ones i tryed didnt, did you have to set your disc back back at all ?? and what calipers are you useing ??
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Originally Posted by Dunccoss
RIGHT well i havent tryed one off the new revised mo`s` then as the ones i tryed didnt, did you have to set your disc back back at all ?? and what calipers are you useing ??
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[If you mean the new MO (TSW venom style
) then I havent got a clue
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Originally Posted by DaveEscos
i had 380's under my 18" oz's and my 18" speedlines
MO's should piss it
MO's should piss it
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Just in case you haven't been told enough
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BRAKES:
Front: AP Racing 378mm (15") CP3700-1010/11G8 grooved and ventilated discs (fully floating) with gold anodised aluminium bells. AP Racing CP6235 6-pot differential bores, liquid-cooled, WRC callipers, and stainless-steel braided hoses. Ferodo DS3000 (CP6235D46) pads.
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/MikeR/ec1b213c.jpg)
However, in regard to your query, if you go on Hi-spec's new updated website, it gives you the full clearance dimensions required for each brake kit, so you can see if they will fit behind your 10x18s. Personally I don't think they will, due to how inset the spokes sit
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BRAKES:
Front: AP Racing 378mm (15") CP3700-1010/11G8 grooved and ventilated discs (fully floating) with gold anodised aluminium bells. AP Racing CP6235 6-pot differential bores, liquid-cooled, WRC callipers, and stainless-steel braided hoses. Ferodo DS3000 (CP6235D46) pads.
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/MikeR/ec1b213c.jpg)
However, in regard to your query, if you go on Hi-spec's new updated website, it gives you the full clearance dimensions required for each brake kit, so you can see if they will fit behind your 10x18s. Personally I don't think they will, due to how inset the spokes sit
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