the same as a 8.5 disk set up
8.4 you mean... and it's 1" more.
Posted 25 March 2007 - 09:12 PM
the same as a 8.5 disk set up
Posted 26 March 2007 - 08:40 AM
had a quick scan but couldnt find it so im going to ask...
What size are the mounting bracket bolts, as i have mislaid mine
thanks
Edited by Gr4h4m, 26 March 2007 - 08:41 AM.
Posted 26 March 2007 - 08:43 AM
You will need to measure the fiesta disc diameter, The mk2 and mk3 look exactly the same but the mk2 ones we ned to use runa a 220mm disc,
1600 cc mk2 fiesta and all mk3 ran 240mm diameter which do not fit as i tried on Grahams hubs plus the piston diameter is too big aswell. but disc size is the easy way to confirm suitability for conversion to fit mini.
Cheers
Thanx mate, without this i would be stuck with mk3 calipers.
Phoned the guy, and the discs were 239 mm, so that are mk3 then i guess.
The search continues...
Posted 26 March 2007 - 08:45 AM
Edited by Gr4h4m, 26 March 2007 - 04:15 PM.
Posted 26 March 2007 - 08:49 AM
with the recess that fouls the banjo, is it possible to just use 2 or 2 copper washers under the banjo so they sit just proud of the recess?
Well why not.. But I'd rather file the recess down enough since it's so easy job to do.
Posted 26 March 2007 - 01:04 PM
I 'm not sure if the copper washer would fit in the recess anyway.
Posted 26 March 2007 - 09:03 PM
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Posted 01 April 2007 - 06:48 PM
Have anyone of you had problems with uneven braking after installing the brakes? At the moment when I do normal braking, mini steers hard to the left. If I do very hard braking and lock the wheel, mini steers on the right. Could this be because the pads haven't settled in yet or something else? Pads are EBC greenstuff ones and so far I have driven less than 10km with them. And yes, the brakes have been bleed couple of times, so there's no air in them.
Posted 01 April 2007 - 07:44 PM
Have anyone of you had problems with uneven braking after installing the brakes? At the moment when I do normal braking, mini steers hard to the left. If I do very hard braking and lock the wheel, mini steers on the right. Could this be because the pads haven't settled in yet or something else? Pads are EBC greenstuff ones and so far I have driven less than 10km with them. And yes, the brakes have been bleed couple of times, so there's no air in them.
I have done a couple of emergency stops on mine and they have been bang on straight. all I can think of is
How were the bushes, lower arm and tie bar? Were the tie bars dead straight Tracking, and wheel pressures ok? are the calipers and slides working correctly?
Edited by Purtsi, 01 April 2007 - 08:04 PM.
Posted 01 April 2007 - 08:59 PM
Have anyone of you had problems with uneven braking after installing the brakes? At the moment when I do normal braking, mini steers hard to the left. If I do very hard braking and lock the wheel, mini steers on the right. Could this be because the pads haven't settled in yet or something else? Pads are EBC greenstuff ones and so far I have driven less than 10km with them. And yes, the brakes have been bleed couple of times, so there's no air in them.
I have done a couple of emergency stops on mine and they have been bang on straight. all I can think of is
How were the bushes, lower arm and tie bar? Were the tie bars dead straight Tracking, and wheel pressures ok? are the calipers and slides working correctly?
Hmm... bushes are ok, there's no play what so ever. I need to check the tire pressures, but those should be ok. If i remember right, last year when I had the mini in 4-wheel-alignment, the guy said that the front left wheel is a bit more back than the right one. Although all arms and tie bar are straight, no bends in subframe etc. Calipers and slides are working correctly.
edit: I need to check that the calibers are sitting straight to discs. If it's a bit off the line, it could cause that. right?
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Gr4h4m is there any updates on the video yet?
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