AP Brake Conversion - so close!
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So, after 6 months of work my Griff is almost back on the road, final steps are sorting out the new brakes and I've hit a problem - I can't find anyone who can tell me a straight answer on what brake hose I need. I understand it's a different fitting to a standard Griffith front caliper, using the banjo type connector, but uncertain as to the length of hose I need or if the Tuscan hose will fit the Griffith brake line connector??
I've googled the entire internet it seems and called dealers, garages, friends - no one knows!
Can anyone who's been through this already help me out, please? The hose I need is for the Tuscan AP Caliper to a standard Griffith brake line, ideally braided.
Cheers
I've googled the entire internet it seems and called dealers, garages, friends - no one knows!

Can anyone who's been through this already help me out, please? The hose I need is for the Tuscan AP Caliper to a standard Griffith brake line, ideally braided.
Cheers
I have done exactly the same a few years ago on my griff, the ap caliper uses metric threads, 10mm from memory, and the griff has imperial on the end that you need to connect to.
I sent the old griff hose along with the banjo bolt from the caliper to merlin motorsport, and telling them what length I wanted the hose to be, within a coupleof days 2 nice stainless braided hoses came back that fitted on a treat.
get new banjo bolts and copper washers while you are at it as well.
I sent the old griff hose along with the banjo bolt from the caliper to merlin motorsport, and telling them what length I wanted the hose to be, within a coupleof days 2 nice stainless braided hoses came back that fitted on a treat.
get new banjo bolts and copper washers while you are at it as well.
clive f said:
I have done exactly the same a few years ago on my griff, the ap caliper uses metric threads, 10mm from memory, and the griff has imperial on the end that you need to connect to.
I sent the old griff hose along with the banjo bolt from the caliper to merlin motorsport, and telling them what length I wanted the hose to be, within a coupleof days 2 nice stainless braided hoses came back that fitted on a treat.
get new banjo bolts and copper washers while you are at it as well.
Cheers for this Clive! At least I know there isn't an "off the shelf" solution that I'm missing, unfortunately yet another little expense I didn't budget for, but just keep telling myself it'll all be worth it in the end!I sent the old griff hose along with the banjo bolt from the caliper to merlin motorsport, and telling them what length I wanted the hose to be, within a coupleof days 2 nice stainless braided hoses came back that fitted on a treat.
get new banjo bolts and copper washers while you are at it as well.
My calipers didn't come with the banjo bolts, any idea where I can source some new ones from? All of the TVR parts sites only seem to list ones for the Griff/Chim rear calipers?
Thanks again!

I have the AP CP5200 Calipers. Andy at TVR Power advised that these are the ones I need.
http://www.tvrpower.co.uk/store/slug/brake-line-ba...
http://www.tvrpower.co.uk/store/slug/brake-line-ba...
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