Disc Brake Identification Help

[MikeE]

I have a Griff that was used by the factory as a development car so has a few non standard items on it, including a combination of Tuscan and Cerbera brakes I think.

The discs aren't in great shape so I think it's time to find some new ones but need help to identify which TVR they're from, if anyone can help

Fronts discs are, 5 stud fitment, ventilated, drilled, and 303-305mm diameter by 30mm thickness running with AP CP6600 TVR branded Calipers

Rear discs are, 5 stud fitment, ventilated, drilled, 305mm diameter by 21mm thickness with the internal drum handbrake setup (a flavour of Cerbera I believe)

Can anyone identify what TVR these are off and where I can get suitable replacement discs and pads please?

[sixor8]

The Griff was never 5 stud standard but I expect they may be Ford Granada?

It's a popular conversion to swap the hubs on Chim / Griffs to allow the fitting of 5-stud wheels. I've never done it myself so can't help on dimensions.

[chrisch77]

Brembo's online catalogue can be helpful to identify brake discs from their dimensions:

https://www.bremboparts.com/europe/en

Then select the dimensions tab to enter some basic sizes to lookup and that should give you a shortlist to filter through, you can even download a drawing of each design to compare to your parts.

[Basil Brush]

Standard Tuscan fronts are 304 x 30 drilled discs with 5 x 114 Jeep Grand Cherokee hubs.

[MikeE]

Thanks for the replies everyone. I've concluded they are standard Tuscan 304 by 30 fronts and 4.5 Cerbera rears, both available (on back order) from MotorClan.....

[Byker28i]

If you need them urgently, then do TVR Parts have them?

Cerbera rears are 23mm thick, by 306.
Fronts depend on which you have. Early cars like mine have vented 219mm x 30mm fronts, or the laters were 304mm x 30mm vented