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novacabrio
14-04-11, 10:56 PM
What would people recomend? Looking on LMF and I don't fancy paying over £200 for a set of discs!! Thats verging on criminal prices!

NOVA saloon
14-04-11, 11:10 PM
V6 calipers and meriva discs was a thing on here about it last week on here or calibra turbo set up

novacabrio
14-04-11, 11:26 PM
I have 288mm fitted at the moment, maybe 284mm I need to check so not looking to buy a full kit, just discs, Pref drilled

Mieran
14-04-11, 11:26 PM
I reccomend standard Meriva disks. Price depends where you get them from. I got some from GSF when Steve used to work there, I think they were £50.

They are 280 though, shouldn't make much difference though.

Paul
14-04-11, 11:37 PM
On early turbo calipers then dont line up very well, you have to grind about 2mm off of the front slider as it catches on the disc.

Will F
15-04-11, 10:23 AM
Go with either the Meriva disks or Fiat Coupe Turbo (290mm iirc) disks.

LMF (etc) prices are silly!

GRUNT 16V
15-04-11, 10:42 AM
i used vectra v6 288x24 stuff using spigot rings and getting an engineer to re drill them, i bought my disc and pad kit through vauxhall, in total i spent about £75.00 for them excluding calipers

Jack
15-04-11, 10:55 AM
Fiat Coupe Turbo (290mm iirc) disks.
284mm :thumb:

Mike
15-04-11, 05:28 PM
I got some drilled, grooved, vented, potty trained & FIDS free 280 Meriva CDTi disc's for about £60

maddogdaz666
15-04-11, 05:35 PM
i went to my local vauxhall breakers and got nearly new meriva 280mm disks pads and callipers for £30! :thumb: i do go there quite often tho lol

brucer
15-04-11, 06:23 PM
ive got meriva discs on mine, 280mm 4 stud which are found on 1.7 cdti models. only problem i found with them is that you need a very thin spiggot ring for them to sit on the hub correctly.

i made 2 out of 2mm sheet steel which needed to be made slightly thinner to fit in. can also use the bolt to hold the disc on which is handy.

Will F
15-04-11, 07:22 PM
What part no. are the Meriva disks?

May nip into Vaux and get a few sets cheap!;)

Adam
15-04-11, 07:59 PM
Fiat coupe discs on mine without probs. Only cost about 35 tooo

maddogdaz666
16-04-11, 11:13 AM
i think i heard of some lancia delta integrale disks being used too, but theyre expensive!

cossienova
16-04-11, 05:23 PM
Do you need the spigot rings with fiat coupe discs?

MattBrown
16-04-11, 05:25 PM
Go with either the Meriva disks or Fiat Coupe Turbo (290mm iirc) disks.

LMF (etc) prices are silly!

NOOOOOO!

Bad Bad man.

NON turbo fiat coupe disks, the turbs have 4 pots and 312mm disks IIRC:thumb:

Will F
16-04-11, 07:25 PM
NOOOOOO!

Bad Bad man.

NON turbo fiat coupe disks, the turbs have 4 pots and 312mm disks IIRC:thumb:

I am sure they are - the 16v Turbo - not the 20v.

And I have Delta Intagrale disks on mine - the PCD is 100.8 so you need to open one of the hole out a tad... no need for spiggots though.

MattBrown
16-04-11, 08:09 PM
I am sure they are - the 16v Turbo - not the 20v.

And I have Delta Intagrale disks on mine - the PCD is 100.8 so you need to open one of the hole out a tad... no need for spiggots though.

Im sure its non turbo, as I ordered some for a mate, and had the embarrassment of having to take them backlol

And fiat ones need the holes opening from 10mm to 11mm.

Jack
17-04-11, 10:37 PM
The only difference between the Fiat discs is the overall height of the disc (aside from the brembos being bigger)

The 20V turbo has the brembo calipers and 305mm discs
The 16v turbo has the 284 discs with 43.5mm overall height
The N/A 16v & 20v has the 284 discs with 39.4mm overall height.

Vectra V6/Late Calibra V6 has 288 discs with 42mm overall height

So you want the 16v Turbo discs as they're closer in size to the vauxhall height..?

Dayle_
18-04-11, 09:52 AM
Contact my friend Brent at Compbrake tell him i told him to speak to you. He should be able to give you a good price.

http://www.compbrake.co.uk/images/uploads/CMB0100.jpg

01772 696 700

sales@compbrake.co.uk

novacabrio
29-04-11, 12:09 AM
Just to go back on to this, I could be wrong, but...

Lotus Elise S1 1.8....

DATE RANGE 2001-
SOLID / VENTED VENTED
NO OF BOLT HOLES 4
DIAMETER 288
HEIGHT 45
THICKNESS NEW 26 MIN 24
POSITION ON CAR FRONT
NUMBER OF DISCS 2


EXTRA INFO 1.8


From
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EBC-GROOVED-BRAKE-DISCS-FRONT-LOTUS-Elise-1-8-2001-/190418389162?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2c55d208aa

and reading some pages on tinterweb it suggests later K series engined S1 elises are 4x100 stud pattern, others 4x95?

Calibra Turbo discs..

DATE RANGE 95-98
SOLID / VENTED VENTED
NO OF BOLT HOLES 4
DIAMETER 288
HEIGHT 43
THICKNESS NEW 25 MIN 23
POSITION ON CAR FRONT
NUMBER OF DISCS 2


EXTRA INFO 2.0 Turbo


from
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VAUXHALL-Calibra-2-0-Turbo-95-98-FRONT-EBC-BRAKE-DISCS-/220638709266?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item335f178612

Also more Elise brake info here
http://wiki.seloc.org/a/Brake_discs

and wheel info showing 4x100
http://wiki.seloc.org/a/S2_Wheel_Options

unsure on what Vauxhalls centre disc bore is thought?


Anyone else think a set could be worth a try?

Hobbit
29-04-11, 02:03 AM
Was speaking to my mate that works in an auto factors today looking into the meriva discs, according to his big book of brakes the 280mm 4 stud discs are also fitted on all Astra H's with 4 stud.