AP 4 Pot Rear Conversion Kit???
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AP 4 Pot Rear Conversion Kit???
Hi guy's,
I'm looking to buy 4 Pot AP Racing front calipers off someone with the thought of having them converted to the rear.
Would anyone know where I could get a rear conversion kit, with the correct hub size etc etc.
Any information would be useful!
I'm looking to buy 4 Pot AP Racing front calipers off someone with the thought of having them converted to the rear.
Would anyone know where I could get a rear conversion kit, with the correct hub size etc etc.
Any information would be useful!
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give scoobyworld a call
www.scoobyworld.co.uk
there is a bit of a wait time though, about 6 weeks i think.
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Hi
Front caliper are too big to fit on the rears , AP do make a rear 4 pot kit but they use a small caliper , they also use small pistons in them to keep the braking balance correct , if you fit front calipers on the back , they will overbrake and the car will be dangerous to drive
Cheers Ian
Front caliper are too big to fit on the rears , AP do make a rear 4 pot kit but they use a small caliper , they also use small pistons in them to keep the braking balance correct , if you fit front calipers on the back , they will overbrake and the car will be dangerous to drive
Cheers Ian
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Hi
Front caliper are too big to fit on the rears , AP do make a rear 4 pot kit but they use a small caliper , they also use small pistons in them to keep the braking balance correct , if you fit front calipers on the back , they will overbrake and the car will be dangerous to drive
Cheers Ian
Front caliper are too big to fit on the rears , AP do make a rear 4 pot kit but they use a small caliper , they also use small pistons in them to keep the braking balance correct , if you fit front calipers on the back , they will overbrake and the car will be dangerous to drive
Cheers Ian
But you're right from what you've just mentioned about the smaller pistons that would result in the correct ratio of balanced stopping power.
Thanks!
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