Plain rear discs

[cerbfan]

Anyone know anywhere I could get hold of a set of plain rear discs? I'm getting new grooved discs to go with my bells for the front and it might look a bit strange having drilled at the rear. BG Developments can groove some plain discs for me if I can find any, however believe that they were superceded by the drilled versions some years ago.

What maybe of interest to some is that I'm getting 330mm x 32mm discs on the front as AP do not sell 30mm discs with the correct dimensions to fit the bells. BG does not see a problem, they might just have to mill the pads down by 1mm each to fit for me.

[blackiepaul]

that was your box of brake items when I was there the other day then?

[cerbfan]

It must have been. I take it you own the 600hp Sagaris that Dave was talking about to me then. Sounds like you are getting an impressive brake setup, was it 400mm discs up front or something similar?

[blackiepaul]

Yep my Sag he was speaking about though I am running at only "550" at the moment. NOt sure what to do with the brakes at the moment the bigger ones are the ones to go for but I have been bleeding money recently!

[Steve_T]

cerbfan said:

Anyone know anywhere I could get hold of a set of plain rear discs? I'm getting new grooved discs to go with my bells for the front and it might look a bit strange having drilled at the rear. BG Developments can groove some plain discs for me if I can find any, however believe that they were superceded by the drilled versions some years ago.

What maybe of interest to some is that I'm getting 330mm x 32mm discs on the front as AP do not sell 30mm discs with the correct dimensions to fit the bells. BG does not see a problem, they might just have to mill the pads down by 1mm each to fit for me.

The rear discs are unique to the Cerb - the Tuscan etc do not use the drum handbrake mechanism that the Cerb does. They're not replaced often which makes them hard to find new and expensive.