Changing front discs/calipers on Ro to VXR parts help
Changing front discs/calipers on Ro to VXR parts help
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snowwolf

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11,503 posts

206 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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I have just bought a front set of discs and calipers off ebay, if other guys have done this mod, is it a straight forward job to do, any pointers would be gratefully appreciated.

Will the skinny spare still fit?

Is it best to fit braided hoses if you do this mod?

monkfish1

12,470 posts

255 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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snowwolf said:
I have just bought a front set of discs and calipers off ebay, if other guys have done this mod, is it a straight forward job to do, any pointers would be gratefully appreciated.

Will the skinny spare still fit?

Is it best to fit braided hoses if you do this mod?


What type?

007 VXR

64,187 posts

218 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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i can recommend the braided line , as the fish did mine smile

snowwolf

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11,503 posts

206 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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monkfish1 said:
snowwolf said:
I have just bought a front set of discs and calipers off ebay, if other guys have done this mod, is it a straight forward job to do, any pointers would be gratefully appreciated.

Will the skinny spare still fit?

Is it best to fit braided hoses if you do this mod?
What type?
This is the link

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...

H15 UTE

76 posts

208 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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Straight swap, no need to change hubs though.

monkfish1

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255 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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H15 UTE said:
Straight swap, no need to change hubs though.


Unless he has an 05CV8! different size bolts.

snowwolf

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Sunday 14th February 2010
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monkfish1 said:
H15 UTE said:
Straight swap, no need to change hubs though.
Unless he has an 05CV8! different size bolts.
I have the small boot CV8 will it be a straight swap?

neiljohnson

11,298 posts

238 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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Looks as if you have the hubs if you need them smile

snowwolf

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Sunday 14th February 2010
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neiljohnson said:
Looks as if you have the hubs if you need them smile
Yes Neil biggrin I thought they were a bargain all that lot for £250 out of a car that had done 11k

007 VXR

64,187 posts

218 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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snowwolf said:
neiljohnson said:
Looks as if you have the hubs if you need them smile
Yes Neil biggrin I thought they were a bargain all that lot for £250 out of a car that had done 11k
good fined smile

neiljohnson

11,298 posts

238 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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Just make sure you use brake fluid not gearox oil when fitting them wink

If you need/ want a hand smash them you know where to find me thumbup

007 VXR

64,187 posts

218 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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neiljohnson said:
Just make sure you use brake fluid not gearox oil when fitting them wink

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this is snowy your talking about not me hehepaperbag

snowwolf

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Sunday 14th February 2010
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neiljohnson said:
Just make sure you use brake fluid not gearox oil when fitting them wink

If you need/ want a hand smash them you know where to find me thumbup
OK cheers Neil biggrin

snowwolf

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Sunday 14th February 2010
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007 VXR said:
neiljohnson said:
Just make sure you use brake fluid not gearox oil when fitting them wink

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this is snowy your talking about not me hehepaperbag
LOL your not going to let me forget that one smile

monkfish1

12,470 posts

255 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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snowwolf said:
monkfish1 said:
H15 UTE said:
Straight swap, no need to change hubs though.


Unless he has an 05CV8! different size bolts.


I have the small boot CV8 will it be a straight swap?


No, you will need to drill out the holes in the caliper brackets from 12-14mm (or 14-16, i cant remember). You know that these discs are the same size as you already have. And the calipers are all but identical?

snowwolf

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206 months

Sunday 14th February 2010
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mmmmmmmmmm thats not good to hear frown but thanks for the info Roger, might be worth having them just for spares? drilling the bracket would not be a problem.