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Siberia	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 17:19
	Dublin Rep Of IReland He was looking for £60 for the BFO and a Total of £125 for the BFO with shiping so £65 mighty steep to me especially when u do the euro conversion = €170 more than i wanna spend well on a BFO thats not really gonna make a big difference to a 1.2 8v thats y im looking at brakes something that will make a difference cos the 8v breaks on the car are really bad i'll have to get it shipped to me bro in rochdale then figure out hwo to get em here.
cobra148	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 17:12
	£70 just for postage :!:! Where exactly are you?
Siberia	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 17:08
	quote: Originally posted by stuyw year dont matter m8 if u want new disks, try this website - http://www.v-tuning.com/GM%2016V%20Brakes.htm yeh it says on the v-tunning site that the smallest wheels would be 14's with the 256mm disks. Thats actually a great price for all new parts on that site think its shipping them to me in Ireland thats gonna cost a packet. yer man in PVD was looking for £70 to shipp a BFO to me. Like was dearer than the BFO itself. Wot was he shipping? a cammel from timbocktu?
boyracer2002	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 16:50
	I took the wheels off my GTE to sell and 14" was the smallest i could put on
Kris TD	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 16:44
	bout 30 quid for the calipers, 20 quid for new piston seals, 25 for new discs and 15 quid for pads, [Edited on 17-12-2003 by Kris TD]
stuyw	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 08:27
	year dont matter m8 if u want new disks, try this website - http://www.v-tuning.com/GM%2016V%20Brakes.htm
Siberia22	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 08:21
	quote: Originally posted by luca2020 go down the scrappies and get a set of 2.0 16v brakes for around £50, or if u want brand new go to vauxhall for around £120 i think yes they will go straight on, tho u will need bigger wheels than 13s, i think 15" is the min 2.0 16V brakes from an astra? and wot year? id get the calipers there alright but would prefer to get new disks but i must have the exact details and year year of the car im upgrading to. i can get 15" wheels no bother. I presume there from and an astra?
stuyw	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 07:52
	i think that they will fit behind 14"s as my m8 had 14"s on his nova with GTE brakes :)
luca2020	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 03:30
	go down the scrappies and get a set of 2.0 16v brakes for around £50, or if u want brand new go to vauxhall for around £120 i think yes they will go straight on, tho u will need bigger wheels than 13s, i think 15" is the min
IntaCepta	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 23:25
	don' think the ate's will fit behind 13's mate, they don't fit behind most 14s as well. u won't have any problems fitting the ates behind 15;s/
Siberia	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 21:26
	wot year should the astra be and is this to say that if i go to the motor factors and order these they will fit straight on?
Cybermonkey	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 13:04
	astra GTE ATE calipers with GM 256x24mm discs. i think they fit behind 13's
Siberia22	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 12:57
	anyone?
Siberia	posted on 15th Dec 03 at 21:47
	My brakes are starting to go and rather than getting just new pads im thinkin of upgrading then cos there brutal anyways i have a 1994 corsa 1.2 8v merit model Wot should i go for? and what wheels do i need?( onlyhave 13" steelys at the mo)