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Can anyone tell me what the larger discs used on 5's in the larger brake conversion are from, or even better the best place to get them?
285's hmmm ktec sell some but thats dollor, CGB
but are they not made by AP? think thats right
TNT!hammond
12-07-2009, 23:25
renault 21 txi 2.0 ltr are the discs my friend and you need a set of caliper extenders to use them :) my local motorfactors are 25+vat per disc but not drilled or grooved
think gsf do the 21 discs to.
What you need to find out is what other cars have the same spacing ect as the 5 has, there is a whole list of Renaults and other cars with 280mm discs, clios, meganes and lagunas for example have them but not sure if there fit or not?
stevo clio
13-07-2009, 08:05
here is cgb ones
http://www.cgbmotorsport.net/285mm-big-front-brake-conversion-521-p.asp
Woznaldo
13-07-2009, 09:21
I know this is slightly off topic but, I found these K-Sport 286mm Brakes and thought they looked quite good.
http://www.k-sportracing.com/6pot-286x26-15-intro.html
http://www.k-sportracing.com/6pot-286x26-15-front.html
I'm not sure how much they cost but, Apex Performance are UK distributors/dealer
here is cgb ones
http://www.cgbmotorsport.net/285mm-big-front-brake-conversion-521-p.asp
Quite a lot of cash.. any one know how much the replacment discs are? I've got the extenders from the group buy.. I think it may be a trip to the local motor factors
did some digging and I found this place that sells the plain old discs online..
http://www.brakeparts.co.uk/
http://www.rtoc.org/files/Technical%20Files/Andrew%20Warren%27s%20stuff/brakes.JPG
did some digging and I found this place that sells the plain old discs online..
http://www.brakeparts.co.uk/
http://www.rtoc.org/files/Technical%20Files/Andrew%20Warren%27s%20stuff/brakes.JPG
Spot on, is that from the brakes international website?? I bought a set of Renault 21 TXi discs from Unipart and they set me back £60 the par inc VAT
Andrew Cooke
13-07-2009, 17:49
I'll bet there's a market for an adaptor bracket to allow you to fit 172 disks and calipers onto a GTT/16V hub. You might need a larger diameter master cylinder though, not sure:confused:
Woznaldo
14-07-2009, 12:30
I'm with you there Andy. Even I can pick them up here in Oz!
rich-hgtt
14-07-2009, 13:07
I'll bet there's a market for an adaptor bracket to allow you to fit 172 disks and calipers onto a GTT/16V hub. You might need a larger diameter master cylinder though, not sure:confused:
Fit the callipers/carriers off a Pug 306 GTI-6 or a xsara VTS, they are the same bendix design as std but are bigger and have big beefy pads. They go straight on and suit 285mm disks. You'll need the master cylinder from a none ABS 306 though (22mm) as opposed to the GTT's 19mm one.
Andrew Cooke
14-07-2009, 13:13
Fit the callipers/carriers off a Pug 306 GTI-6 or a xsara VTS, they are the same bendix design as std but are bigger and have big beefy pads. They go straight on and suit 285mm disks. You'll need the master cylinder from a none ABS 306 though (22mm) as opposed to the GTT's 19mm one.
have you actually fitted them yourself? I'm not being funny, but rarely do things that 'go straight on' actually go straight on. Which 285mm disks, no washers, special bolts, adaptors, hoses or anything else needed?
rich-hgtt
14-07-2009, 13:52
have you actually fitted them yourself? I'm not being funny, but rarely do things that 'go straight on' actually go straight on. Which 285mm disks, no washers, special bolts, adaptors, hoses or anything else needed?
I had them fitted on my clio MK1 turbo. Same design as O.E just bigger, same mounting hole pattern. All they need is a set of 15" wheels to fit.
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