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SportBoy

posted on 25th Aug 10 at 16:46

ive got inline bias valves and the one on beam on mine.


brod99

posted on 25th Aug 10 at 16:28

but the corsa already has a brake bias on it. cant i just put a bigger or smaller spring on that???


C2VXL

posted on 24th Aug 10 at 20:22

I think this question is asked almost every week on here. I'd say 99% of the people who carry out the conversion are doing it for looks rather than to better the vehicle's braking.

To deal with the locking up, a bias valve is prob your best bet. Just screw it to the lowest efficiency.


Adamcorsaredtop

posted on 24th Aug 10 at 20:04

Hey mate ive got it on my corsa track car, i used corsa C sri rear discs and calipers, mk4 1.7td hatch handbrake cable and i had to modify and weld another bracket underneath the car, if your thinking of doing it its best to put a in line brake bias valve aswell. but i dont have no problem with locking up. Hope this helps :)


danny678uk

posted on 24th Aug 10 at 20:03

i have rear discs on mine cant say i have had it lock up nor step out under braking they seem to stop abit better :)


brod99

posted on 24th Aug 10 at 19:47

i am thinking for doing a rear disc conversion on my corsa. but iv herd and been told not to do it as it just locks up the back bracks and the car just starts steps out. is this true and apart from the conversion kit what do i need for it to work ok on the roads and safely??
thanks