Custom brake bells,

**rotoryboy** · 22 March 2006, 16:53

For?

4 stud? 5 stud?

Try HERE

**AndersS2** · 22 March 2006, 17:03

Originally posted by rotoryboy

For?

4 stud? 5 stud?

What is the link to this site?

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**Jon441cc** · 22 March 2006, 17:10

http://www.billzcat1.com/Brakes/turn9.html

***Greg_S*** · 22 March 2006, 18:31

I had mine made by a company called BG Developments, worked out about Â£120 for the pair. They are an AP dealer too

**~~Corey~~** · 22 March 2006, 18:36

Originally posted by Jon441cc

http://www.billzcat1.com/Brakes/turn9.html

Richard does not make brake upgrades anymore.

**panzerwagen** · 22 March 2006, 19:55

rotoryboy, you think the bells can be used on the rear?

It seems that the bells would be ideal to adapt to hats and make a custom upgraded rear brake setup.

Wonder if they would sell to the States?

**~~Corey~~** · 22 March 2006, 20:22

For the rear upgrade the issue is not the disc but the caliper and the integral handbrake mechanism

**mcandmar** · 23 March 2006, 10:02

Thanks guys, its for the 4 stud CQ, 4x108, looking for a 300mmx25mm disk that fits, custom seems the way to go..

**kwlw** · 23 March 2006, 11:16

Originally posted by mcandmar

Thanks guys, its for the 4 stud CQ, 4x108, looking for a 300mmx25mm disk that fits, custom seems the way to go..

Isn't it cheaper to make a go for custom bracket ? Of course floating type disc is way ahead in terms of braking (especially if dir vented), but some ppl just don't have enough money to spend on car and on !@*(!# furniture same time

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I would say Volvo S60 disc (heavy, ugly, cheap) and a custom brackets can be an option. You can "machine" missing holes on it even by handdrill in extreme cases. However like always - thinking cheap is compromise

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Sau

**mcandmar** · 23 March 2006, 11:22

Stock S2/CQ20v disks are 276mm, i want 300mm to use with Porsche Boxster 986 calipers. I'm just pricing the setup as it would be the best option, for a cheap solution i am looking into VW transporter/sharan disks that are almost identical to the stock disks but 300mm and 5 stud.

**Jon441cc** · 13 April 2006, 01:26

Originally posted by Corey

Richard does not make brake upgrades anymore.

Tell me this isn't true

**~~Corey~~** · 13 April 2006, 05:22

Originally posted by Jon441cc

Tell me this isn't true

Sorry but it is...

**Pembo** · 13 April 2006, 10:00

http://www.compbrake.co.uk/

This is the link you were after, ask for Steve who run an Audi track day car and knows his brakes.
Alan Pembo Pemberton

**Mikes2** · 13 April 2006, 17:24

Peugeot 406 V6 is 4x108 and uses a 305x28mm disc. May be useful ?

Custom brake bells,

Custom brake bells,

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