AP Racing CP5555 6 pot fit ???
14-01-2005, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by wimwerf
cp5555 arent for 300mm discs.....
and the ET from the escos alloy are a problem i think
and the ET from the escos alloy are a problem i think
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14-01-2005, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
No room behind them - look at the clearance for the standard sliding calipers - a nat's cock, so no chance of AP 4-pots let alone 6-pots.
Hi-spec do a special slimline 4-pot caliper and 310mm disc that will fit behind the standard wheels though...
Hi-spec do a special slimline 4-pot caliper and 310mm disc that will fit behind the standard wheels though...
how much is the hi-spec kit mate !!
14-01-2005, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Smit
After the hassle thrown about on here for high-spec i'd think again 
Grants having a nightmare at the minute with them!
Grants having a nightmare at the minute with them!
14-01-2005, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Same problem - no room 
. Ditch the Escort Cosworth wheels and the world is your crustacean.... 
. Ditch the Escort Cosworth wheels and the world is your crustacean.... cheers mate !!!
14-01-2005, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by tiny
911 turbo callipers ( brembo ) fit under esc cos rims on standard 283 mm
discs, they arnt a straight bolt on fit though. you would have to have the
hubs fettled,
discs, they arnt a straight bolt on fit though. you would have to have the
hubs fettled,
14-01-2005, 05:47 PM
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No m8 sorry there on the car 
but i can confirm they are very very
good. I had ap 4 pots on my last car, and these are every bit as good if not
better imo , the calipers are very large compared to the cozy ones, and the
piston / pad size is nearly twice that of the cozy ones, basicly i wanted the
best brakes i could fit under 16 inch rim, and im well pleased with the end
result.
but i can confirm they are very verygood. I had ap 4 pots on my last car, and these are every bit as good if not
better imo , the calipers are very large compared to the cozy ones, and the
piston / pad size is nearly twice that of the cozy ones, basicly i wanted the
best brakes i could fit under 16 inch rim, and im well pleased with the end
result.
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