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Old Sep 16, 2004 | 04:53 PM
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Question Type R rear disk dimensions wanted...

I have a MY00 Type R V-LTD and need to know the dimensions of the rear disks, no funny cracks please like 'take the wheel off and measure it' I would if I had time

I know that the drum size for the handbrake measures 190mm (20mm more than a standard rear disk) but is the disks diameter 297mm??? and what thickness???

I've been told to try a P1 rear disk, which we did but again it wouldn't fit, summat to do with P1's having a sliding rear caliper and mine having twin pot calipers.

Also, whilst I'm on, does anyone have a drilled and grooved rear disk setup, preferably 2 piece with separate bell?
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Old Sep 16, 2004 | 07:57 PM
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I have the same problem, when I was looking for rear disks for mine, i'm pretty sure the size you stated is correct. They are rare are not cheap disks to buy, I was quoted £400 for disks and pads off the garage where I get my car serviced. I spoke to Godspeed racing and they could do it at less than half price and for a little extra, would drill them.

Link: Godspeed

Email: ian@godspeedbrakes.co.uk

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Old Sep 16, 2004 | 08:01 PM
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There's also a Group buy going on at present for a set of 335mm disks/pads/fittings
with Godspeed....if you interested.

clicky

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Old Sep 16, 2004 | 10:21 PM
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290mm rear disc, TSL do standard ones.
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Old Sep 17, 2004 | 09:00 AM
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Unhappy Thanks...but...

Guys thanks for the posts.

Simb I already have the 335mm Godpseed upgrade and I love it...

http://housequake.co.uk/_images/Godspeed%20002.jpg

http://housequake.co.uk/_images/Godspeed%20005.jpg

...but Ian doesn't have or can't get any disks to fit the rear (on my MY00 V-LTD anyway).

So unless I hear any different from Mr.G, I'm looking elsewhere

PS. Simb, just out of interest, when did you speak to Godpseed about rear disks?

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Originally Posted by HOUSEQUAKE
Guys thanks for the posts.

Simb I already have the 335mm Godpseed upgrade and I love it...

http://housequake.co.uk/_images/Godspeed%20002.jpg

http://housequake.co.uk/_images/Godspeed%20005.jpg

...but Ian doesn't have or can't get any disks to fit the rear (on my MY00 V-LTD anyway).

So unless I hear any different from Mr.G, I'm looking elsewhere

PS. Simb, just out of interest, when did you speak to Godpseed about rear disks?

It was a few months back now, will be speaking to him soon so will re-confirm then and let you know.

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Old Sep 17, 2004 | 05:05 PM
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Simb m8, thanks for that but I had a mail from Ian today. He has a guy sourcing bits from Japan and like you said earlier, they are about £400.
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Originally Posted by HOUSEQUAKE
Simb m8, thanks for that but I had a mail from Ian today. He has a guy sourcing bits from Japan and like you said earlier, they are about £400.

It is stupid money mate, there must be somewhere else to source them from.

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