4x4 Sierra Cosworth calipers, HELP PLEASE!!!!
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4x4 Sierra Cosworth calipers, HELP PLEASE!!!!
Right peeps
I have got what i think is a set of cosworth calipers from a 4x4 sierra as they are single pot and not 4 pot as found on the 2WD's.
Now here's the thing, does anyone have a few pics of a 4X4 caliper off of a car or the part number that is stamped on the caliper so i can check to see if mine are correct?
Also what disks do you use as i heard you use 2WD disks but just need someone to tell me that this is correct?
Cheers
I have got what i think is a set of cosworth calipers from a 4x4 sierra as they are single pot and not 4 pot as found on the 2WD's.
Now here's the thing, does anyone have a few pics of a 4X4 caliper off of a car or the part number that is stamped on the caliper so i can check to see if mine are correct?
Also what disks do you use as i heard you use 2WD disks but just need someone to tell me that this is correct?
Cheers
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You will need 4x4 discs and calipers. The 4x4 calipers are single piston as opposed to the 2wd which are 4 pot
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yeah i know the difference between 4x4 and 2WD calipers BUT dont know if what I've got are actually 4x4 calipers?
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mine look like dazza's ones so i think i've got 4x4 cossy calipers.
j7 aoc, yours have an extra bit which looks like another place that they put the bleed nipple
j7 aoc, yours have an extra bit which looks like another place that they put the bleed nipple
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Mine are cosworth 4x4 one's from ford that's just a yellow stickerCage :mine look like dazza's ones so i think i've got 4x4 cossy calipers.
j7 aoc, yours have an extra bit which looks like another place that they put the bleed nipple
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I think mine are escort cossy one's and gen ford one's you probley have sierra non gen one'sCage :Study both the pics and you'll see what i mean
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I thought the 4x4 were 4 pot callipers? Why dont people use the 2wd calipers instead if theyr 4pot? soz for hijack. cheers
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The 4x4 are are single pots and are the best fit why would you want 4 pot on it's only a fiesta for god sakelucasdemoley :I thought the 4x4 were 4 pot callipers? Why dont people use the 2wd calipers instead if theyr 4pot? soz for hijack. cheers
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I just thought that 4pots would be alot better than single pot cosworth items, or is it just way too much power? Are they way harder to fit then?
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4x4 one's are a very good fit 4pot are not.The 4x4 one's stop a 227bhp, 5.7 0-60 so they should stop around 950kg 200bhp fiesta turbolucasdemoley :I just thought that 4pots would be alot better than single pot cosworth items, or is it just way too much power? Are they way harder to fit then?
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you will need cossy one as there loads biggerlouma84 :i'm fitting 4x4 cossie calipers to my frst, do i need the cossie carries or can i use the the fiesta ones?
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