Brakes upgrade
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Hey All
I need a bit of advice.
I am thinking of upgrading the brakes on the car and was leaning towards Willwood brakes. Does any one know the part number for the caliper and discs that will bolt directly on to the car or would it be worth buying the full kit at £600 from rally design. Or is there another supplier that will do them cheaper?
Or do I just upgrade the brakes to the cosworth caliper and disks. For £215 all in ?
Car is a 94, 4.0 chim
Regards Matt
I need a bit of advice.
I am thinking of upgrading the brakes on the car and was leaning towards Willwood brakes. Does any one know the part number for the caliper and discs that will bolt directly on to the car or would it be worth buying the full kit at £600 from rally design. Or is there another supplier that will do them cheaper?
Or do I just upgrade the brakes to the cosworth caliper and disks. For £215 all in ?
Car is a 94, 4.0 chim
Regards Matt
Edited by Earl Grey on Tuesday 16th September 12:06
think this what you want (see below) I upgraded to Willwoods first, but then changed to TVR AP race units, much better
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/695241.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/695241.htm
Markh said:
think this what you want (see below) I upgraded to Willwoods first, but then changed to TVR AP race units, much better
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/695241.htm
I'd agree with that...and it's less bother with the insurance declaration because it was offered as a factory upgrade.http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/695241.htm
You will need 16" rims as a minimum though and it's a very tight fit even then
I put the Willwood 4 pots on and (I think) 300mm discs. Got them from Tower View. Awesome stopping. But they do snag the wheel. I had to fit spacers. I would go a bit smaller diameter disc if you can. Insurance is not a problem - A Manning said that better brakes is a good thing and no charge.
dhf said:
Markh,what is the difference between the two systems ?
Firstly my Willwoods where designed for track use and therefore had no seal protection (they needed to be re-built every 18 months) the TVR AP set up stop the car so much better, (also on the tart front, they look better as well)tvrbob said:
Markh said:
think this what you want (see below) I upgraded to Willwoods first, but then changed to TVR AP race units, much better
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/695241.htm
I'd agree with that...and it's less bother with the insurance declaration because it was offered as a factory upgrade.http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/695241.htm
You will need 16" rims as a minimum though and it's a very tight fit even then
Need the 16's though to fit them in.
BB
Uncle Fester said:
Just had a complete upgrade for my Griff using the Hi Spec kit (billet 4 front and rear)- had it installed by Leven over in Basildon. Still bedding in, however impressions so far are that the brakes have a good progressive feel and great stopping power. As I've had anthracite SP12's fitted by Silverstone Performance, there was (so Simon told me) some adaptation of the rear brakes to make the correct fit. Overall, really pleased with the look and feel of the new kit
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I've got these from Compbrake, bloody stoptastic! Doing the rears this winter as mine seems under braked at the rear now.