test for the clever amongst you all
right, first person who can figure a way to get these fitted to my 180, gets a free pair for themself too.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MG-TF-MGF-...item19ed7a75f7 |
Honestly it'll be easier and by all accounts more effective to fit a pair of pug 406 coupe v6 brembos.
You'll need to get the discs custom drilled as the TF uses a different PCD and then you'll need to get some adaptor platesade up id guess. All of these things can be obtained more easily and it has been done a number of times by others. Don't get me wrong it'll be cool. But brembos are cooler and bigger ;) |
You wont get those discs drilled for the correct PDC as there are no discs included.
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They're probably available elsewhere. |
hmm sounds like a total hassle
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Do a search for Brembodge.
You'll find all the info you'll need :) |
That's easy as you didn't say where u wanted them fitting, I'll post you some
string and boom a replacement for the fuzzy dice :D |
It has been done a few times, but breaking isn't as good as oe, due to smaller cylinders...
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only good place to use those would be for the rear :-)
far better front options out there but cheapest good setup is the brembodge. There are a few guys that can supply you better drawings for the adaptors that dont need spacing with washers and martin at reylands can supply better qual discs. P. |
Well i think i may have a way forward, the fiat coupe turbo has 300 dia discs, with 4 x 100CPD studs. 28 mm thick so i need to measure if they will fit between the pads
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