87dannyboy
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im wanting to fit v6 brakes to my tigra as thier massive. does anyone know where i can get the discs as a 4 stud fitment and a price. cheers in advance.
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Robin
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LMF, £100 a pair, or use Fiat Coupe ones.
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LeeM
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disks need to be remachined into 4 stud,u cant buy them 4 stud unless already modified
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LeeM
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or what robin said
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ad-sport
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lmf do the conversion mate inc calipers discs and pads and caliper carriers for 260 using black diamond grooved dics, you will need 15 inch wheels on tho so they fit
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87dannyboy
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are the fiat coupe ones a direct fitment then. fit perfectly?? thanks for the help
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87dannyboy
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i can get the calipers and carriers cheap enough from the scrappie. i take it the carriers are a direct fitment?
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ad-sport
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yeah bolt straight on mate, then do what robin said lmf for discs and pads
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87dannyboy
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yep think that will be the best route then. was going to just fit the grooved discs that i have but v6 brakes are cool so thats the new plan. looks like i wont be needing the grooved discs i have now.
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ad-sport
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my advise would be fit braided hoses also becuase the pedal feel gets even more spongy with the v6s fitted
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Kurt
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you need to redrill the coupe ones, theyre 4x98
p.s i have v6 brakes on mine, you can the difference straight away! although the pedal is still kinda spongy with braided lines,
[Edited on 01-11-2007 by Kurt]
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87dannyboy
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cool cheers for the advise. braided hoses will have to be next month methinks as funds are low. do you know the web address for lmf
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ad-sport
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just google lmf its on there mate, kurt you say braided hoses dont help??
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Rhino
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I have V6/Turbo Calipers and Fiat Coupe discs. Work well, would recommend them.
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Kurt
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quote: Originally posted by ad-sport
just google lmf its on there mate, kurt you say braided hoses dont help??
they do help, but the initial press with your foot i found was a bit spongy but they work really well
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Kurt
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quote: Originally posted by Rhino
I have V6/Turbo Calipers and Fiat Coupe discs. Work well, would recommend them.
did you have to redrill the discs?
i was told the pcd was 4x98 on fiat coupes, cant find anything on our system though and we dont keep them in stock so i didnt want to just order them lol
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ad-sport
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iv v6 1s on mine and just ordered some braided hoses was hopin to notice a real difference once i fitted the hoses
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Rhino
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quote: Originally posted by Kurt
quote: Originally posted by Rhino
I have V6/Turbo Calipers and Fiat Coupe discs. Work well, would recommend them.
did you have to redrill the discs?
i was told the pcd was 4x98 on fiat coupes, cant find anything on our system though and we dont keep them in stock so i didnt want to just order them lol
Not re-drill as such just make them slightly bigger. Took ten mins and the most to do.
I'm using EBC Drilled and grooved discs.
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87dannyboy
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was just looking up disc sizes and the v6 disc size is 296mm and the fiat coupe disc size is 284mm. are these the discs that you are supposed to use instead?? the v6 brakes that im planning on getting are the omega v6 brakes, is this correct.
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Robin
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You don't want the 296mm ones, you want the 284mm ones from a Cavalier or Calibra Turbo/V6, or 288mm ones from a Vectra.
So, using the 284mm Coupe discs is the alternative.
296mm discs you can't buy from LMF with 4 holes.
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2ltrjim
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5 stud conversions work best
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87dannyboy
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aww thats ghey. was going to just get some omega ones from the scrappie. the cav and calibra ones are much harder to come across. is there a way of making the 296mm ones from an omega fit??
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C4RL0
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Coupe discs are more than capable of the job. My mate is running coupe discs on his 300hp Nova, no problems at all. Just need to make the holes a little bigger.
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Robin
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Buy the calipers new, they're £48 each, then discs are £25.14 each.
That's £150 for brand new, fully working calipers with shiny new discs.
£30 more for braided hoses and you've still got them £35 less than LMF sell them.
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87dannyboy
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quote: Originally posted by C4RL0
Coupe discs are more than capable of the job. My mate is running coupe discs on his 300hp Nova, no problems at all. Just need to make the holes a little bigger.
no i mean its hard to come across the calipers for the 288mm coupe discs. im just wondering if its posible to get 4 stud discs in the 296mm from the omega as thier much more common.
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