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Old 19th March 2015, 17:26   #21
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Thanks everyone for advice and views.

Before I get started ordering stuff I noticed, on the link to the disk supplier, that the front and rear disks are different sizes.

Soo, should I order the front and rears, or fit front disks to both front and rear, for appearance sake?

Is this a safe thing to do, or am I being stupid?
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I normally fit a full set, but I suspect that your rear discs are not vented but solid, but you can order them to match the fronts, and yes they are a different size, 325mm front and 280mm rear (and in your case Solid on back, but check before ordering

http://www.mtecbrakes.com/brake-disc...-99-05-05.html
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I am a pratt, I need to go and lie down for a while before I do something stupid.

How could I fit front disks on the rear, I forgot about the handbrake drums
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Hmm, I hadn't thought of that, that could look really cool!!
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I am a pratt, I need to go and lie down for a while before I do something stupid.

How could I fit front disks on the rear, I forgot about the handbrake drums
Rears are all the same diameter (unless it's a V8) but there's a choice of solid & vented...................again you'd need different calipers to upgrade to vented (they're wider you see)
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Hmm, I hadn't thought of that, that could look really cool!!
Keeps it tasteful
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Thanks for that.

Do I need to find a specialist caliper manufacturer, or where best to get the correct calipers and holders?

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Thanks for that.

Do I need to find a specialist caliper manufacturer, or where best to get the correct calipers and holders?

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No you just need a set off a 190.................careful though as I have seen 190s with solid rears.
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