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Re: calipers
They are identical.
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Re: calipers
cool would it be worth buyin some for an upgrade?
what discs would i need.
what discs would i need.
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Re: calipers
If you've got the stadard disc it wont upgrade by putting them on as they are same size as standard. The only difference is the ventilation and they dissipate heat better.
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Re: calipers
oh ok so what would be a good upgrade for a standerd fiesta.?
what types of disks and calipers
what types of disks and calipers
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Re: calipers
oh ok so what would be a good upgrade for a standerd fiesta.?
what types of disks and calipers
what types of disks and calipers
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Re: calipers
sierra cossie ones fit i believe but need spacing as do the escort rs2000 ones but they to need spacing. did heeman fit st150 brakes with minimum fuss?
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Re: calipers
Depend on your car at the moment. If you have solid discs then swapping to aset of Si/XR/RS brakes will improve things. If you already have vented discs and aren't driving an XR or RS then fresh Dot 4 with Mintex or Ferodo pads will help things nicely. If you have an XR/RS and aren't planning on going mad a setup like Tarox 20 groove discs, Mintex/Ferrodo pads with braided hoses and fresh Dot4 should suffice. If you are running an RS then I would seriously look at a 4x4 Cosworth front brake setup
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Re: calipers
Fiesta st150 brake calipers bolt straight onto the mk3 hub without any spacers.... Perfect offset for the fiesta
You will need 15 inch alloy wheels or even 16's as certain 15's hit the caliper.
My sierra 4x4 cossie calipers went onto my xr2i and Rs turbo with 4 spacers on each bolt but kept coming loose under heavy braking even with thread lock....
You will need 15 inch alloy wheels or even 16's as certain 15's hit the caliper.
My sierra 4x4 cossie calipers went onto my xr2i and Rs turbo with 4 spacers on each bolt but kept coming loose under heavy braking even with thread lock....
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Re: calipers
well i have got a 1.4 cvh with solid brakes so yeah.
but looking into doing a rs 1800 conversion so was just thinking about doing the brakes before the engine.
but looking into doing a rs 1800 conversion so was just thinking about doing the brakes before the engine.
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Re: calipers
you won't need the big brakes if you running just a 1.8
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Re: calipers
I want to bin the solid discs on the front in favour of the vented kind ( I did this on my old Mk3 and used XR2i calipers).
Do Mk3 vented calipers fit Mk4?
Do Mk3 vented calipers fit Mk4?
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