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carnuts

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Registered: 28th Aug 05
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11th Nov 05 at 19:40

what do you need to change to make them fit a t reg corsa?

car needs a bit more stopping power

cheers

Rus

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11th Nov 05 at 19:45

you need a pair of these

should be supplyed with the discs, capilers and pads though

carnuts

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11th Nov 05 at 19:48

are they the standard caliper carriers?

if so do they just bolt on inplace of the old ones without any moddin?

Rus

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11th Nov 05 at 19:59

no, there the 2.0 carriers. the 1.2 ones are half the size!. you can use all bolts from your cars brakes on the bigger brakes. there all the same, though i would like someone to back me up on this

carnuts

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11th Nov 05 at 20:02

sorry i meant standard 2.0 carriers

my corsa was a 1.0 will that make a difference

also do you have to change your wheels

Rus

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11th Nov 05 at 20:10

they should fit under 14's. heres mine under 15's (the car has just come off the jack, thats why its sitting high

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carnuts

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11th Nov 05 at 20:12

cool im running 17s at the minute what can you expect to pay?

Rus

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11th Nov 05 at 20:18

you should be able to pick up a set of calipers, discs, pads, carriers and all the bolts from £60 to about £85. second hand of course, i suggest you get a pro to fit them. they can charge anything under £50 if they accept the work.

carnuts

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11th Nov 05 at 20:26

im a mechanic by trade so should be cool as long as it just a straight swap

just to get some dosh and find some?

Rus

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11th Nov 05 at 21:51

i see them in classified every now and then, check migweb aswell.

carnuts

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11th Nov 05 at 22:43

do you have to do anything to do the discs?

ainsley_brader

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12th Nov 05 at 00:19

I have a pair of callipers and brakcets for sale.

Best getting new discs and pads.

And fitting is dead easy everything bolts straight on with no modification at all, including the discs.

Mistamist

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12th Nov 05 at 00:25

got these laying around if your interested: