Brake Calipers for Ventilated Discs WANTED

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Postby fiestakingfisher on Thu Jul 19, 2001 3:15 pm

I'm converting my 1.1 Fiesta to 1.6S spec, and need the front calipers from a 1.6S/XR2i or better. Discs and pads as well if new and unused. And rear drums too if the 1,1 spec items are smaller than on the 1.6.

I would be interested in any other parts that I might need for the conversion if anybody has them spare, too. (So far I've managed to source a front anti-roll bar, and a radiator.) I'm thinking of the driver side engine mount, exhaust etc etc. Wiring isn't a problem.

Thanks,
Louise. :smile: :smile:
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Postby The Bruster on Thu Jul 19, 2001 3:34 pm

I heard that Van breaks are better than stadard car ones as they are made to have heavier loads... defo seem to have more "bite" then other feistas I driven. if this is true, I'll soon have XR2i ones on my van :razz: doubt they'll be as good as xr2i, but poss better then 1.0 ones..

anyone know if I'm talkin bollox or not?
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Postby Craig on Thu Jul 19, 2001 4:26 pm

not bollox. Van brakes are indeed uprated over the hatchback; from experience my Courier van had vented discs as standard on the front and when these needed replacing, the part number was identical to those for an XR2i.

I would imagine (but not 100% sure) that the regular Fiesta van would be similarly equipped.

So no point in changing van brakes to XR2i brakes as they are the same thing!
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Postby The Bruster on Thu Jul 19, 2001 4:54 pm

cool cheers mate, well then Lou you can have forst refusal on what ever breaks I don't keep, van ones had new disks 'n pads put on the day of FiTP
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Postby xrsi on Fri Jul 20, 2001 6:48 am

you going for 1.6 conversion aswell now lou?

Not to hard to do - just bloody anoying!!!!

If i can be of any assistance just shout!

But no doubt craig will be better at it than me!!!!
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Postby Craig on Fri Jul 20, 2001 3:37 pm

Don't think I'm gonna be turning any spanners on this particular project James, I'm at the wrong end of the country! but a trip to the scrappy yesterday turned up two 1.6S mk3s (plus 2x 1.4 Ghia as well unusually) of which one donated its radiator and fan.

Forgot to whip out the engine bay distributor etc wiring loom section, as usual, though! I take it you got around this without too much hassle?
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Postby xrsi on Tue Jul 24, 2001 5:16 am

got an edis engine out of an escort!

So i have the dis and wiering but no need for it!

So lou if you need this then it's yours!!!!!

So the offer is still here to help then!

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