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Old 02-08-2012, 06:37 PM
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Default who knows there sierra brakes?

Specifically turbo technics upgrades.
Took a wheel off mine to change a cv boot and found these



There roughly 280-290mm with a seperate hub and some sort of bracket between hub and caliper. I know turbo technics offered a bigger front brake upgrade but I have never seen one
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Next question is where do I get replacement discs when I need them? I think the pads are escos/4x4 saff.
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What motor are they on?
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callipers are 4x4 saph / st24 but never seen the discs before mate iirc should be 283mm thow
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Originally Posted by 666
callipers are 4x4 saph / st24 but never seen the discs before mate iirc should be 283mm thow
I Agree with the above, 4x4 cossy calipers on 2wd 283x24mm discs.
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The hub offset isn't enough for 2wd discs though. The discs are virtually flat. The car is a 1990 xr4x4 with a turbo technics f73 kit on it.
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They were specific to turbo technics and offered with the twin turbo conversions so you need to speak to them about the replacement discs and stuff
I think they machines the hub as well but can't be sure as all my paperwork for this is at home and I'm not
But as far as I can remember that is the score from back in the early 90's when they were offered as part of the deal
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see what you mean, strange set up!
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just a thought... could you not change the hubs to 4x4 cossy hubs and 260mm discs and re-use the calipers? Save the ball ache in the future.
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Originally Posted by DixieTheKid
just a thought... could you not change the hubs to 4x4 cossy hubs and 260mm discs and re-use the calipers? Save the ball ache in the future.
would have to use 283mm discs from a 4x4 to match the size of the callipers
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Originally Posted by 666
would have to use 283mm discs from a 4x4 to match the size of the callipers
But are they not 4x4 cossy calipers and the 4x4 cossy used 260mm vented discs? I would guess that's why there is no ware on the inner dia of the disc.

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Is alan Jeffries still on here? I know they took over the turbo technics stuff. Standard xr discs are
260 mm. Cossies are 280mm.
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Originally Posted by DangerousBryan
Is alan Jeffries still on here? I know they took over the turbo technics stuff. Standard xr discs are
260 mm. Cossies are 280mm.
beat me to it lol
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Originally Posted by 666
beat me to it lol
My bad 278mm your quite right. Sorry dudes! Still would it not be easier to change the hubs?
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The hubs are machined to take the discs so you'd be binning a bit of engineering

He just wants to know where he can get replacement discs from
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Pretty sure TT machined the discs themselves, get yourself over to http://www.fordpower.org.uk/forum2/ and ask as they went through this a while back
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Minker Dave on Fordpower is the guy to speak to. He has identified some Peugeot discs which will fit with some minor mods.
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Still waiting to be authorised.any idea how long it takes?
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Depen in when the guy who lets you post decides to let you post

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maby transit twin wheel front discs

some 2.5Di ambulances were turbo technics converted and also got big brakes
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