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York1366
22nd June 2015, 10:45
what are the biggest and best brakes you can fit under a 14" wheel mainly be a track car so more track orientated brakes.
Thanks
Matt
jbrady72
22nd June 2015, 16:09
266mm discs.
I had them and they had good power to them.
Conveniently I am now selling my setup, calipers, discs and pads ;)
But 266mm is the biggest you can go, tight squeeze under 14s, they do go but clearance is small
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jbrady72
22nd June 2015, 16:10
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York1366
22nd June 2015, 16:29
266 what are the calipers off mate pm me some info and a price.
jbrady72
22nd June 2015, 16:39
266 what are the calipers off mate pm me some info and a price.
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axsaxoman
23rd June 2015, 06:56
depends on make of wheels -fit 5mm spacers --MAX if neded to clear and check wheel bolts are long enough to to screw in min of 8 turns
jimdavis3584
23rd June 2015, 08:04
266mm pug 206 gti brakes are what I have fitted from a 2001, had to grind a bit off the carrier to fit perfectly but stopping power is a hell of lot better now.
jbrady72
23rd June 2015, 08:07
266mm pug 206 gti brakes are what I have fitted from a 2001, had to grind a bit off the carrier to fit perfectly but stopping power is a hell of lot better now.
Yeah did same on mine. Mines all ready to run.
Have to grind about 2mm off the carriers
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axsaxoman
24th June 2015, 06:47
ideally you need 5mm-10mm clearnace for everything -- to allow for expansion
if only taken off 2mm to get them to clear --grind some more off
jbrady72
24th June 2015, 08:29
ideally you need 5mm-10mm clearnace for everything -- to allow for expansion
if only taken off 2mm to get them to clear --grind some more off
I'm guessing it was about 2mm, probably more.
I ran them for a few months and was spot on. Selling them now tho as sold the car
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reggaej
24th June 2015, 11:11
There are some hi-spec 4 pots that fit under rallye steels too. As I have a set :-).
They also use the 266mm standard discs
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