You need the correct calipers/carriers to fit the vented disks.
So either fit the correct bits, or get your money back on the disks.
Cheers
Dave
So either fit the correct bits, or get your money back on the disks.
Cheers
Dave
Ventilated discs straight swap...?
Hi folks! My daughter has a MG ZR 1.4 2002, and the brake discs and pads are shocking. I've been sent new discs and pads, but the discs are ventilated, and the ones on the car are solid (262mm)
I probably know the answer, but just wondering, in hope, would the ventilated discs fit without modification?
Thank you.
I probably know the answer, but just wondering, in hope, would the ventilated discs fit without modification?
Thank you.
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Thanks, Dave - thought as much!
I have had a similar experence. I got sent disks for the wedge 200. I would send the disks back and get them to send you dimpled and grooved (not drilled because they make a rapid popping sound) it shouldn't cost anything (mine didn't)
I fitted drilled and grooved disks and the brakes went from ok to, hit your passangers face on the dashboard.
And you so get used to the sound they make.
I fitted drilled and grooved disks and the brakes went from ok to, hit your passangers face on the dashboard.
And you so get used to the sound they make.
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