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#21 leevx2.2

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Posted 03 November 2015 - 06:53 PM

well, All I have is pretty much what you see, a 4 pot with additional spot calliper for the park brake.

 

not sure they are on EP's site yet as Geary only puts stuff up that's 100% on the shelf ready to ship, but they are made etc.

 

By default, they use the same piston sizes as the smaller option of their 4 Pot calliper (31/34.5mm) and so are roughly equivalent to the std 2 pot AP front in clamp load.

 

Park brake cable also needs to be changed to match the new callipers (just the rear part, not the in-car bit).

 

This development has been a long time in coming, with a few false starts (the Hi-Spec one, etc), but where it is now should be good, and 100% MOT/SVA compliant.

 

 

Any prices on these Scuffers

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Posted 03 November 2015 - 07:04 PM

Any prices on these Scuffers ?

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Posted 03 November 2015 - 07:35 PM

well, All I have is pretty much what you see, a 4 pot with additional spot calliper for the park brake.

 

not sure they are on EP's site yet as Geary only puts stuff up that's 100% on the shelf ready to ship, but they are made etc.

 

By default, they use the same piston sizes as the smaller option of their 4 Pot calliper (31/34.5mm) and so are roughly equivalent to the std 2 pot AP front in clamp load.

 

Park brake cable also needs to be changed to match the new callipers (just the rear part, not the in-car bit).

 

This development has been a long time in coming, with a few false starts (the Hi-Spec one, etc), but where it is now should be good, and 100% MOT/SVA compliant.

 

 

 

Many thanks... I will keep an eye on the EP site.  thumbsup



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Posted 05 November 2015 - 07:14 PM

Alternatively, you can use these:

 

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