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brakes
If this has already been covered I apologise.
Will st150 front brakes fit a 1992 mk3 xr2i. Are spacers needed. What discs will fit ( prefer less than 280)
If not will sierra 2.8i calipers fit & what discs will fit? It is running on 15" wheels.
Also what master cylinder is recommended, will the standard xr2i be suitable?
Thanks, Jim
Will st150 front brakes fit a 1992 mk3 xr2i. Are spacers needed. What discs will fit ( prefer less than 280)
If not will sierra 2.8i calipers fit & what discs will fit? It is running on 15" wheels.
Also what master cylinder is recommended, will the standard xr2i be suitable?
Thanks, Jim
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Re: brakes
st150 are 278mm, both discs and calipers should be a straight fit although youll need to use the fiesta caliper bolts as the st ones are a tad too long
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Re: brakes
Never argue with an idiot. They'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience
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Re: brakes
Is there any performance difference between 4x4 Cosworth brakes and ST150s? Or is it just a matter of whatever you can get hold of the cheapest?
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Re: brakes
ST150's are a lot cheaper to look after as the discs etc don't cost an arm and a left bollock
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Re: brakes
Ah, I see your point! If only I'd had known that back in January
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Re: brakes
jimt do you have a quantum H4?
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Stuart
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Re: brakes
Thanks all for your help. After seeing orianoco's photo I think that I will go back to the drawing board, possibly cutting down Escort xr3i discs to fit sierra 4x4 calipers (which I have got) or upgrade the standard brakes with greenstuff pads & drilled & grooved discs.
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Re: brakes
You'd do better putting a pair of Mars bars in your calipers than Greenstuff pads, the compound is shocking to say the least.
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Re: brakes
Im just about to aquire some ST150 front brakes. Im now in relief knowing that they fit ok.
DONT touch greenstuff pads, my RS had some when I bought it, I took them off to inspect them and the pad was comming of the backing plate. I then replaced them with a set of Ford pads (using my grooved discs) and they were spot on.
DONT touch greenstuff pads, my RS had some when I bought it, I took them off to inspect them and the pad was comming of the backing plate. I then replaced them with a set of Ford pads (using my grooved discs) and they were spot on.
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Re: brakes
ive heard that you can use st150 discs with cossy 4x4 calipers and you dont have to space the carrier, is this true?
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Re: brakes
0010 :ive heard that you can use st150 discs with cossy 4x4 calipers and you dont have to space the carrier, is this true?
why dont you just use the st calipers?
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Re: brakes
becuase ive already got cossy calipers
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