V6 spiggot rings? Where from?

[Adam]

You can get 4 stud 280mm ones, i looked into it for replacing the fiat ones, cheep as too!

Yup you can but where from? Ive never seen them for sale anywhere

Mazz-I meant Jacks discs are Fiat ones...

[scott.parker]

I did find some on ebay once, as i was looking to ditch my Fiats (if you remember i made a thread when i had all them issues with them) And some one pointed me toward ebay, ware i found some 280mm 4 stud's, these will 100% perfect fit.

I'll go look see if i can find them again.

Scott

[Adam]

I remember looking but couldnt find any in 4x100 fit.

[scott.parker]

Humm you would have to ask the seller, but cant see why these wouldn't work, that on my first search.

[Adam]

Yeah they look like the ones.

Ive had a quick look on there and cant find any normal/oe 4stud 280 discs, which i what i remember searching for a while back.

[scott.parker]

I have found some before, best bet is to use goggle, or find a seller who sells brake's, then search there shop, as you find lots more that way.


EDIT: Im sure if you go to a local motor factors place they can sell a Delphi/after market pair to you for about £40

Scott

[mayhem]

meriva opc (vxr for you) are 4stud, and you need spigot rings for them.

the dealer has them, or atleast, my vaux dealer gave me a set of them when ordering the meriva disks.

[Jack]

Nope, Meriva VXR is 5 stud. Well it is over here anyway

The 1.3CDTi, some 1.7CDTi's and 1.6 and 1.8 with ATE calipers (not the Lucas ones) are 280x25mm 4 stud and have a 60mm centre bore so will not require spiggot rings. Fiat discs are 4mm larger though.

[scott.parker]

I would rather loose 4mm and gain the perfect fit, and thats what i will replace mine with.

Scott

[Tony M]

You can get 4 stud 280mm ones, i looked into it for replacing the fiat ones, cheep as too!

Parker's wanted £47 each.