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RKS
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1st Dec 06 at 19:57   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

What brakes are people running and what size wheels are you running them with, post your pics

I've got 17's at the moment and im looking to upgrade the brakes to v6 288mm items as at some stage i will want to put smaller wheels (15s) onto the car.

it has been suggested to me to upgrade the brake lines also, is this nessasary? or can I get away with the standard lines?

[Edited on 01-12-2006 by --Rikki--]
Robin
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1st Dec 06 at 19:59   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote



288mm V6's, 15s
PaulW
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I had 288mm V6 behind 15" wheels on my old corsa, 2mm caliper to rim clearance...

no pics to had to sorry
Marshall
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deffo get goodrich (or similar) flexi hoses.
RobHayes
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SportBoy
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300mm 4 pot reyland jobbies under 16s .. cant see them much under the porka rims . got softstars on at mo .. can see them more but need a small spacer to clear!



[Edited on 01-12-2006 by SportyBoy]
RKS
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quote:
Originally posted by Marshall
deffo get goodrich (or similar) flexi hoses.


what reasons do you need them for though? as i would have thought if you are not changing the servo then you wouldnt need to change the lines?

also post your sizes with your pics ideally i want to know what 288's look like under various wheels 17s mainly.
Robin
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braided hoses make the pedal feel better.

if you don't have them, the brakes will be shite.
Marshall
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288's under 17"s (no close up's atm)
RKS
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thanks robin

and nice one marshall spot on mate!

[Edited on 01-12-2006 by --Rikki--]
Chris C
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Here's mine 288mm v6's behind 16's

Pretty good brakes stop the car well and it ain't the lightest car in the world lol
Steve
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RKS
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also another question i have is grooved discs drilled both of plain? benefits? considering the car is a daily drive
Robin
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Plain. With GM pads, or mintex, or pagid.

EBC Discs warp, Black Diamond discs dissolve.
Chris C
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Also had 15in wheels and 2.0 16v brakes on the 1.0, this car used to feel like it was doing and endo on hard braking lol
Chris C
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robin do u know where broster got his drilled and grooved disc's ??
Robin
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PVD/Joff
Twiggy
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288mm V6 daddys with 16£ rims





after a 100mile "rally"- saxo vts



Dave A
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300mm 4pots behind speedlines:



same behind 16" comp mo's:




Rob_Lee
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308mm brakes behind speedlines with NO SPACERS!

[Edited on 01-12-2006 by Rob_Lee]
Chris C
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right so does that mean u can't get them anymore lol
Robin
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Fiat Coupe ones will fit Chris, just need to elongate the holes slightly, then they'll go.
Corsalad87
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Wilwood 4 pots with 330mm discs. To be fitted after Xmas to the golf
Dean_W
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V6 Discs and Calipers. 16 Inch wheel.

drunkenfool
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305mm Reyland 4 pots




Compared to the 256mm Astra GTE brakes



Under my wheels


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