Will '99 4pots and discs fit straight onto a '98?
Cheers bart, i hear that the discs are bigger on the '99/late'98 ,is this overcome in the caliper design/offset so that they will still fit the original hub /caliper mounting system, yes?
[Edited by matty01 - 12/3/2003 5:54:09 PM]
[Edited by matty01 - 12/3/2003 5:54:09 PM]
Matty,
they literally fit straight on, the caliper you'll be removing is a totally different design than the four pots, the hubs are the same for all the classics, wel, there might be slight differences, but so far as the brakes go, they're the same!
The 'old' discs are 277mm, the 'new' ones are 294mm, but they have the four pot caliper, which is where most of the gain comes from.
Ron.
they literally fit straight on, the caliper you'll be removing is a totally different design than the four pots, the hubs are the same for all the classics, wel, there might be slight differences, but so far as the brakes go, they're the same!
The 'old' discs are 277mm, the 'new' ones are 294mm, but they have the four pot caliper, which is where most of the gain comes from.
Ron.
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