Rear Brake Conversion Saxo

[VTS_86]

Whats involved to put Tarox 2pot calipers on the rear of a Saxo.

[VTS_86]

The reason I am asking is that I am planning to get my front kit done in Jan time and thought about doing the rear and wondered what was involved.

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[raunchz]

IMO stick with standard, they'll be fine !

Otherwise you'll need custom mounts made up so the caliper is in the right position on the standard disc.

[raunchz]

Along time ago I had the 6 pot fronts, tried to get spares for them and Tar.ox GB were awful, took ages to even get pads, I canceled the order in the end and sold the calipers.

Thats just my own personal experince though

[saxokid100]

Ide stick with your standard ones bud!! the others are alot of messing around...been there and done this once.................

[Aron]

They would need customer carriers.

As said though, pointless as you will need to bias them off so far as you will just be locking the rear.

[Sparco_Tom]

you would need the handbrake version aswell, they are not cheap and on a saxo its over kill, standard rear discs and pads are plenty. Upgraded rear pads on standard discs should see you with enough rear braking