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Download the template off the AP website. Cut it out and try it inside the wheel. If the template fits in the wheel then the wheel will fit over the brakes.
I have the 362mm discs under 18" PFF7's but with different calipers, the CP5555 calipers. These fit, tight but they do fit, without spacers or bodges or anything like that.
I have the 362mm discs under 18" PFF7's but with different calipers, the CP5555 calipers. These fit, tight but they do fit, without spacers or bodges or anything like that.
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Came with everything neaded to go straight on once on there is not alot of room left,i had to move balance weights as they were going to catch on the caliper and that is the only problem i had with fitting them
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Cheers guys looks like its the 355 kit. The 362 is probally overkill for the road anyway
So where is the best (cheapest) place to buy from ? ?
So where is the best (cheapest) place to buy from ? ?
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I make up my own kits using the AP 6 pot calipers , I can supply you a kit with our own 355mm grooved discs and bells , AP 7040 calipers , Ferodo DS2500 pads , alloys brackets ect for £1300.
Our discs come with a 12 month guarantee against warping even if you do track days.
Cheers Ian
Our discs come with a 12 month guarantee against warping even if you do track days.
Cheers Ian
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