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Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 07:52

A few pics

Fiat coupe 2.0 16v turbo discs and cally t calipers/pads:

Actually stops now

[Edited on 30-05-2006 by Rileysport]

willay

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30th May 06 at 08:08

nice one mate!

and-m

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30th May 06 at 08:16

How muchos were the disks and are they a straight swap?

Jambo

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30th May 06 at 08:20

Good lad

Marc

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30th May 06 at 08:22

Pics behind the wheels?

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 08:22

quote:
Originally posted by and-m
How muchos were the disks and are they a straight swap?

u2u'd

even without being bedded in yet they're infintely better, none of this bad pedal feel either... brake pedal is rock solid

Corsa E-Tec

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30th May 06 at 08:26

do you not have to elongate one hole as fiat PCD is different

[Edited on 30-05-2006 by Corsa E-Tec]

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 08:29

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa E-Tec
do you not have to elongate one hole as fiat PCD is different

[Edited on 30-05-2006 by Corsa E-Tec]

i'm not telling

mwg

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30th May 06 at 08:52

My mate had to do a slight bit of fettling to get them on his Nova.

Pics of them on the car behind the wheels?

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 08:58

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
My mate had to do a slight bit of fettling to get them on his Nova.

Pics of them on the car behind the wheels?

i'll get one... it is close though

mwg

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30th May 06 at 08:59

bet it fills the wheels nicely

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 09:04

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
bet it fills the wheels nicely

oh yeah... theres 2-3mm between the caliper and the inside of the wheel

jamied

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30th May 06 at 09:06

are they same size as turbo discs?

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 09:12

yup

Jake

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30th May 06 at 09:21

thought the holes had to be dremmeled out abit for them to fit.

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 09:33

quote:
Originally posted by jake
thought the holes had to be dremmeled out abit for them to fit.

i just ran a drill through the holes, giving an extra 1mm on each, went on a treat then

and-m

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30th May 06 at 09:36

I already have spigot rings on my hubs to take the disks that are on there, did you need any also?

jamied

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30th May 06 at 09:36

think i would still rather use turbo discs, remember reading a post a while ago about how it weakens them or summat like tht, any1 remember it?might av been on mig

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 09:39

quote:
Originally posted by and-m
I already have spigot rings on my hubs to take the disks that are on there, did you need any also?

no, the centre bore is about the same as a corsa disc, as opposed to the 70mm bore of a 5 stud turbo disc

Robin

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30th May 06 at 09:40

i dont undesrtand the whole spongey pedal rumours. i've never had trouble with mine, they felt awesome, stop well too

go get pics of the wheels

and-m

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30th May 06 at 09:44

quote:
Originally posted by Rileysport

quote:
Originally posted by and-m
I already have spigot rings on my hubs to take the disks that are on there, did you need any also?

no, the centre bore is about the same as a corsa disc, as opposed to the 70mm bore of a 5 stud turbo disc

Ah ok, cheers

Rileysport

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30th May 06 at 09:47

quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
i dont undesrtand the whole spongey pedal rumours. i've never had trouble with mine, they felt awesome, stop well too

go get pics of the wheels

i'm at work