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phillipm

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Post #101
Usually just packaging, there's benefits and drawbacks to where-ever you put 'em, at the back get's better airflow to the pads, but is more prone to getting stones/grit stuck in the pads, at the bottom drops the centre of gravity of the car, but can suffer from pad knock-off from flex in the hub assembly, at the front keeps the pad knockoff to a minimum, and protects from dirt, but doesn't have as much airflow...

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Posted 11th Oct 2009 at 03:39
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SteviePut

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Post #102
phillipm wrote:
Usually just packaging, there's benefits and drawbacks to where-ever you put 'em, at the back get's better airflow to the pads, but is more prone to getting stones/grit stuck in the pads, at the bottom drops the centre of gravity of the car, but can suffer from pad knock-off from flex in the hub assembly, at the front keeps the pad knockoff to a minimum, and protects from dirt, but doesn't have as much airflow...


Thumbs up

BTW Carl, they look greatLOL

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Posted 11th Oct 2009 at 03:40
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Post #103
If they go on the right way up I'm on. PM me with a date.

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Posted 14th Oct 2009 at 04:29
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smegal

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Post #104
I was looking at German cars wondering why the calipers sit in different places on the discs. I think it is because of which wheels are the driven wheels?

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Posted 14th Oct 2009 at 05:55
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rallyestyle

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Post #105
So the piston sizes are 38.1mm and 41.3mm right? Unsure

If so thats the same size as the CP5200 calipers i use on my Rallye and they provide awesome braking power and excellent pedal travel Devil

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Posted 14th Oct 2009 at 14:57
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mechanical_repairs

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Post #106
These are now available for the 306 and are in the for sale section, other cars can be accomodated.

Please get in touch if interested.

A few detailed pictures, hopefully they will get you drooling, here is the braided brake line mounted and looking great-



A fitted rotor with counter sunk securing screws-






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Posted 20th Oct 2009 at 02:54
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garry

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Post #107
Any luck with the 15'' version Carl?

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Posted 20th Oct 2009 at 17:58
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mechanical_repairs

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Post #108
garry wrote:
Any luck with the 15'' version Carl?


The calipers themselves are too big for a 15 inch version, i am looking for a solution but trying to keep the cost down to make an affordable kit.

Carl

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Posted 28th Oct 2009 at 03:18
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