Rs2000 Rear Brake Set Up On Mk3 FRST
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Rs2000 Rear Brake Set Up On Mk3 FRST
Hi!
Please could some one tell me if the rear brakes from a Mk5 escort Rs2000 fit on a FRST
I already have the full Rs2000 rear beam including discs calipers and pads!
What do i need and how is it done!
Thanks!
Please could some one tell me if the rear brakes from a Mk5 escort Rs2000 fit on a FRST
I already have the full Rs2000 rear beam including discs calipers and pads!
What do i need and how is it done!
Thanks!
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Yes it can be done but without an expensive pedal box with blance bars you'll have a car that's very scary when the middle pedal is pressed. I would honestly not bother and stick to the drums as they are more than up to the job and won't try and kill you
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That's my site, I was the person that came up with the conversion!
That article was years ago, tried and tested now and perfectly OK providing you have uprated the fronts to match
That article was years ago, tried and tested now and perfectly OK providing you have uprated the fronts to match
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Oh rite! Nice one!
So do you know where i could get the bracket made?
Yes ive uprated my breaks to an rs2000 set up at the front!
I basically had an rs2000 with a few good parts that I ended up breaking. The Rs2000 front discs and calipers fit straight on to the fiesta hub and fit behind a 15" alloy! They are so much better than the standard fiesta brakes
So do you know where i could get the bracket made?
Yes ive uprated my breaks to an rs2000 set up at the front!
I basically had an rs2000 with a few good parts that I ended up breaking. The Rs2000 front discs and calipers fit straight on to the fiesta hub and fit behind a 15" alloy! They are so much better than the standard fiesta brakes
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