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Anyone ever had a play with them? Better or worse than Brembo/AP?
I know they came on the Puma Racing but heard they don't have any dust seals so seize quickly. Do the after market 4/6pots have this issue?
I know they came on the Puma Racing but heard they don't have any dust seals so seize quickly. Do the after market 4/6pots have this issue?
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they are on par with ap/brembo ,but they dont sell to the general public you have to go with a supplier and they will have your pants down on price, if you want a ap 6 pots/356mm full kit for your escort cossie let me know and i will pm you with a price
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cheers for the info. Been given a really good price on them and just wondered whether i could be arsed to maintain them if they don't have the seals.
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If they are the road caliper they will have dust seals , fitted inside the bores like the AP 5200's , the later AP's have the same dust seals as the Brembo's where the seal fully covers the pistons , so they dont get any road muck on them , but if they are competition ones they wont have dust seals , and the pads may rattle a bit
I have these calipers fitted to my own discs and bells and brackets on my rally car I'm building , got them for a song at the last Prodrive sale
Front kit
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On the rear kit I have used the standard dscs to retain the handbrake which have shoes fitted in the centre ( this is an E30 M3 ) which keeps the scruteneers happy , but made brackets to take the smaller rear 4 pots
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Both calipers were fitted to the WRC Subaru's
I have these calipers fitted to my own discs and bells and brackets on my rally car I'm building , got them for a song at the last Prodrive sale
Front kit
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v366/M3Rally/scanneditems083.jpg)
On the rear kit I have used the standard dscs to retain the handbrake which have shoes fitted in the centre ( this is an E30 M3 ) which keeps the scruteneers happy , but made brackets to take the smaller rear 4 pots
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v366/M3Rally/scanneditems075.jpg)
Both calipers were fitted to the WRC Subaru's
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hoping you can help - where did you source your wheel hub adapters?
I am looking for a set to convert from cosworth 4 bolt hubs to a 5 bolt pattern with a pcd of 114.3
quite local to you if you actually make them
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hoping you can help - where did you source your wheel hub adapters?
I am looking for a set to convert from cosworth 4 bolt hubs to a 5 bolt pattern with a pcd of 114.3
quite local to you if you actually make them
cheers
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I made them , the fronts I made into the bells , I changed the Pcd to fit 18" Subaru wheels , email me with exactly what you want and I can see what I can do for you
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