Tuscan Brake Upgrade
Tuscan Brake Upgrade
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BigGriff

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2,312 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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I know you can't fit the tuscan brakes as a complete kit to front of the Griff, but someone on here made up some bellhousings/Disks/brackects and used low mileage tuscan calipers. Who was it? Any ideas guys/gals?

Think he was a dutch guy (but maybe that's just me imagining it !!)

I am interested as I have the calipers but need the rest of the kit.

Richard

Ballistic Banana

14,706 posts

296 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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A man called Hans I believe was selling a set, Ask Johno He has some loverly looking Discs and calipers...

BB

BigGriff

Original Poster:

2,312 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Thanks BB (Like the website by the way!!)

Richard

tvr4ever

644 posts

289 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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His name is Hans Daalhuizen, a member of the Dutch TVR Club, for more info look at adres below. He gets al his stuf from the UK so for you guys this must be realy simple to get hold of.

www.tvrcarclub.nl/html/onderdelen.html

Cheers

Fred

RichB

56,224 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Crikey I did a double take when I saw this
thought Hans must have snuck up and taken a pic of my front wheels on my drive but then realised they were too clean! Anyway more details on www.greenbear.org.uk Rich...



johno

8,593 posts

311 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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I have a set from Hans as I've known him for 3 years or so through Zolder and know how well he makes kits.

Jellison has a kit from Hans as well. I can honestly say that the brackets and bellhousing/rotars are the best I have ever had from an upgrade kit. The calipers tend to be the 'eared' later type Tuscan calipers.

Mine should go on next weekend as I get the car back from the bodyshop.

This is Hans email address, I'm sure he won't mind if he has any kits left, just got to think about what to do about the rear calipers now ??!!

hamada@worldonline.nl

Hans speaks good english, especially after a couple of beers so I'm sure he'll understand what you're on about.

nztrev

785 posts

265 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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I would be very interested as to what this upgrade costs,
For 330mmx32mm rotors,6 pot Wilwood callipers with fast road pads,custom bell's&brackets and braided lines, 1500 UKP fitted.The car now stops on a sixpence!

anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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Paul (nztrev),
Would you be kind enough to post details of your wheel and brake upgrade (where sourced from, sizes, offsets, racing hart wheels?, etc, etc)?
Much thanks in advance,
David

hansdaal

273 posts

296 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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Hallo,

I won't hide in the dark. I'am the mesterious Dutch guy where some of you are refurring too.
I'am trying to do a last batch of upgrade's so if you are interested feel free to contact me.
My E-mail adress has changed; hamada@planet.nl

greetings

Hans.

gerjo

1,627 posts

311 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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Tuscan brakes look awesome. Personally, I'm very happy with my HiSpeed brakes (310 front, 300 rear).

antonyj

5,254 posts

310 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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Hans you gonna get the hubs thing going too?

nztrev

785 posts

265 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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Hi Dod
Everything was custom made,i'll get some info off to you next week,its hectic down here and the second car to receive the LS6 transplant has just arrived today.
I was thinking off making a kit too,but it really needs individual requirements to suit each wheel application to get the most out of the brakes.
If you go to the "LS1 into a Chim" thread in TVR general gassing,you'll see pics of my brakes.

Paul

BigGriff

Original Poster:

2,312 posts

313 months

Friday 7th January 2005
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Trying to get a deal on the 300mm tar-ox 6 pot upgrade (but you will need 16" front wheels). I will post the price. It will be cheaper than list (hopefully by some margin).

Richard

jellison

12,803 posts

306 months

Friday 7th January 2005
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I seem to be the only one outside the first person in Germany that has actually got Hans kit on the car. Did it over Xmas and they are ABSOLUTELY AWESOME - Anyone wants to see them - I'm at the ACE tonite. Not next month as LS6 will been a month out from ACE'ing it.
L8Rs
J

RichB

56,224 posts

313 months

Friday 7th January 2005
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jellison said:
I seem to be the only one outside the first person in Germany that has actually got Hans kit on the car. J
Not that mine are Hans's kit but that makes at least two of us with Tuscan brakes then Rich...

jeh2os

537 posts

271 months

Friday 7th January 2005
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mine should soon have tuscan brakes and wheels watch this space

johno

8,593 posts

311 months

Sunday 9th January 2005
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Soon all, soon all ..... get the car back next week from bodyshop so dead chuffed, will spend Saturday detailing the new paintwork (read 8hrs of cleaning, sealing, glazing and waxing) and then on Sunday I will hopefully be fitting Hans' kit ...... try it out Sunday evening on way back from Norfolk.

Will get pictures of the install up next week..

jellison

12,803 posts

306 months

Sunday 9th January 2005
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Johno - they take alot of bleeding. I did a 4 wheel total bleed (swapped all to braided hoses). Went out - NO Brakes - 3 miles driving slow - re beld all and this time Perfect and Awesome. If not fitting braided hoses (took me a month to get all the hoses and banjos fittings) then it will be a piece of piss and only a few hours it that.

johno

8,593 posts

311 months

Monday 10th January 2005
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Thanks Jon, I've got braided all round at the moment and have just got replacement Banjo's fittings for the front, although I am not totally confident that they fit as well as they should.

Do you know what the Banjo sizes should be exactly, as mine seem a little too loose in the thread and I am left wondering what they will be like under heavy pressure !?

Marlon

735 posts

287 months

Monday 10th January 2005
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BigGriff said:
Trying to get a deal on the 300mm tar-ox 6 pot upgrade (but you will need 16" front wheels). I will post the price. It will be cheaper than list (hopefully by some margin).

Richard
Richard, are you still tinkering with that "Griff" of yours? Is it stil a Griff? There can't be many original parts left on it by now