I guess hes broke a 16v then!
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Complete so he says, although he's selling the brakes seperatley. How odd.
At least he's selling what he hasn't nicked for his 205 unlike alot of them.
Not that I need a subframe, I have several already.
At least he's selling what he hasn't nicked for his 205 unlike alot of them.
Not that I need a subframe, I have several already.
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Far too many BX's, a bus, an ambulance a few trucks, not enough time and never enough cash...
Far too many BX's, a bus, an ambulance a few trucks, not enough time and never enough cash...
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Yes, sorry - I didn't explain myself but if you look at the other items he's selling one of them is (are?) the front brake calipers and disks. Which obviously are different...mat_fenwick wrote:The front brakes might be worth a bid for someone wanting to upgrade to 16v brakes. I've done the mod on mine and it does make it more resistant to fade.
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He's actually selling used brake discs?
As it goes I agree, the entire fleet at Chez docco runs 16v front calipers and they are much better over solid discs.
That said it's easy enough to modify a standard caliper to fit vented discs, the actual caliper is the same, only the jaw is wider.
If you want some I have a set you're welcome to (discs that is, ABS rear arms I dont have)..
Not that it has an engine, front hubs or rear arms, so it was only really a shell...
Why is it worth having?
It's just a BX rear subframe. The only thing 16v about it is the ARB.
As it goes I agree, the entire fleet at Chez docco runs 16v front calipers and they are much better over solid discs.
That said it's easy enough to modify a standard caliper to fit vented discs, the actual caliper is the same, only the jaw is wider.
I binned them on my TD, cant say it's made a jot of difference, but it does make the MoT man a little less grumpy.JonKW wrote:and I need those metal disc things that bolt to the arms (the dust protectors or whatever they are) as mine are all rusted away!
If you want some I have a set you're welcome to (discs that is, ABS rear arms I dont have)..
Good to know, sonce I'm currentley flat packing a P2 valver....Tim Leech wrote: I cant stop people breaking 16vs so im not going to try, worth having I suppose but its a bit far to travel!
Not that it has an engine, front hubs or rear arms, so it was only really a shell...
Why is it worth having?
It's just a BX rear subframe. The only thing 16v about it is the ARB.
Smokes lots, because enough's enough already!
Far too many BX's, a bus, an ambulance a few trucks, not enough time and never enough cash...
Far too many BX's, a bus, an ambulance a few trucks, not enough time and never enough cash...