fitting cosworth 4x4 discs + calipers to mk3

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fitting cosworth 4x4 discs + calipers to mk3

Postby rob sherlock on Tue May 18, 2004 10:01 pm

Just after peoples peoples experiences fitting cossie 4x4 or early mondeo v6 discs and calipers up front, no problem fitting them , i know what work is required to fit either set, i think i saw on the site somewhere about extended pedal travel due to larger piston size in the calipers.
Am i worrying about nothing or shall i just go for the 280mm disc kit that uses the standard calipers.............any help much apprieciated :) [/list]
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Postby MikeyXR2i on Tue May 18, 2004 10:22 pm

nah you will only get more pedal travel when converting to rear disks, using a standard master cylinder.
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