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kazazza

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14th Nov 10 at 05:01

Do 2 litre brakes fit behind standard corsa alloys? Think they're 14 inch, cant be sure though.

There looks like theres only a few millimeters to spare with the standard brakes, but ive heard 2 litre brakes are still possible.....?

Thanks guys, Phil.

Adam-D

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14th Nov 10 at 06:58

if there 14's/ they will fit

thegsi

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14th Nov 10 at 08:41

Yes mate they will.

alan-g-w

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14th Nov 10 at 11:04

Not steelies though.

ianofbhills

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14th Nov 10 at 11:53

quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w
Not steelies though.

Wrong they fit behind steelies as well as long as there 14".

I have 14" steel wheels on mine with the 2.0l 256mm setup.

alan-g-w

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14th Nov 10 at 12:07

Fair enough, I'm talking 13s.

kazazza

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15th Nov 10 at 15:39

Ive just had a second look at my standard alloys and they are 14inch but there is literally only a few mils between the caliper and the alloy, are you guys absoltely sure 2 litre brakes will fit? I just dont see how they could! But you guys know better than me!

gazza808

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15th Nov 10 at 16:51

Aren't they actually the same size? Just that the valvers disks are thicker and the calliper is a bit longer?

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15th Nov 10 at 17:06

quote:
Originally posted by gazza808
Aren't they actually the same size? Just that the valvers disks are thicker and the calliper is a bit longer?

Same size as the brakes on a 1.6 Sport, yes.

They are thicker, as you've said, but take up the same diameter as the standard brakes, so will definitely fit.

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15th Nov 10 at 17:11

there not the same size as sport brakes . sport 1.6 brakes are 246mm iirc and 2.0 brakes are 256mm

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15th Nov 10 at 17:21

iirc 1.4 sport is 236mm 1.6 sport is 256x20mm and 2ltr is 256x24mm

alan-g-w

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15th Nov 10 at 17:29

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Originally posted by Jonny.N
iirc 1.4 sport is 236mm 1.6 sport is 256x20mm and 2ltr is 256x24mm

I think I'd agree with you there mate

kazazza

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15th Nov 10 at 17:52

Oh right thanks that clears things up a bit. So if the 2 litre brakes are only 4mil thinker, how exactly are they so much better?? Sorry if its a daft question.

alan-g-w

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15th Nov 10 at 17:54

I'm not sure if the caliper pistons might be different as well, but if it's just the discs then a thicker disc would mean better cooling = better braking.

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15th Nov 10 at 17:56

quote:
Originally posted by kazazza
Oh right thanks that clears things up a bit. So if the 2 litre brakes are only 4mil thinker, how exactly are they so much better?? Sorry if its a daft question.

They're not really, they're shit brakes.

kazazza

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15th Nov 10 at 17:58

It must be something to do with the caliper because I know the difference between standard and 2 litre and it cant all be down to heat.

kazazza

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15th Nov 10 at 17:59

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quote:
Originally posted by kazazza
Oh right thanks that clears things up a bit. So if the 2 litre brakes are only 4mil thinker, how exactly are they so much better?? Sorry if its a daft question.

They're not really, they're shit brakes.

For a 1.6 corsa they're pretty good though arnt they?

gazza808

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15th Nov 10 at 20:00

The caliper is larger? BiGger pad area,

alan-g-w

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15th Nov 10 at 20:04

quote:
Originally posted by thegsi

quote:
Originally posted by kazazza
Oh right thanks that clears things up a bit. So if the 2 litre brakes are only 4mil thinker, how exactly are they so much better?? Sorry if its a daft question.

They're not really, they're shit brakes.

This tbh, V6s are the way forward.

edit, just remembered it's for 14s, V6s won't do then so ignore that

[Edited on 15-11-2010 by alan-g-w]

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