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i got some hi spec ones but to be honest they are not a lot of good.. the spacers that go in the std calipers that they supply to fit the 32mm wide disk are shite and i had a real problem stopping mine from leaking and the disks warped and i cant really notice any better braking.. they cost 500 new and i wish i had waited and got a second hand kit with some good calipers.
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it`s actually worse than shit when thinking about it.. the brackets needed to be skimmed as they were to thik and the 4 holes in the senter of the disks were to small and needed machining to fit, real pain in the arse. Lot of english products seem to be semi-fabricated.
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#16
Originally Posted by Matt Baxter
Originally Posted by col cos1
mine used to do that on 205 tyres now 235s
as i have just won a set of themoff ebay and want to go as big as i can on the rear tyres
but they will fit they are 7.5 wide
#18
Originally Posted by Dan@FastFord
i will be looking into getting some calliper spacers made and brakets to space the 2wd 4-pots out to take a focus rs disc some time in the future
seems to be the way to go.
seems to be the way to go.
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Originally Posted by Dan@FastFord
yeah, but the focus rs calliper is only better than the cossie 4-pot in the looks department, you wont find that the callipers themselves are better than the other
it's a bigger caliper, lighter and has a bigger pad
don't they?
#25
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
i made brackets and caliper spacers myself to get 330mm discs with modified std 4 pots behind 17" RS 7 spokes
what discs did you use
i take it that i will need to split the caliper and add a spacer
sorry for all the questions
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Originally Posted by Matt Baxter
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
i made brackets and caliper spacers myself to get 330mm discs with modified std 4 pots behind 17" RS 7 spokes
not really, im no pro
what discs did you use
they were second hand AP discs, about 30 something mm thick (although worn from new) on bells of unknown offset
i take it that i will need to split the caliper and add a spacer
yes. i just got some thick aluminium plate and cut it to shape, drilled the small holes for the fluid and then drilled the holes for the rubber seals on the spacers using a wood bit
sorry for all the questions
i just made the mounting brackets from some thick steel plate and a couple of spacers that i had lying about.
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