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Is it possible to use the UrS6 calipers on a s2avant/sedan with any kind of disc?
From what i have read on the forum people are only using this setup on coupes, but since i have a pair of calipers in good shape i would like to use them.
Audi 80 Competition (This winters project. AAN, 01e, VEMS, gt3076r, E85 porschebrakes 5lug conversion etc.)
Audi A6 2.4 quattro -1999 dailydriver
IMO that would not be advisable. Caliper is designed to run on a disc that is a specific diameter and width. I suggest you need to acquire vented discs from the URS4/6.
The URS4 I am stripping has a spacer between the caliper and hub so that the caliper is centralized over the disc.
IMO that would not be advisable. Caliper is designed to run on a disc that is a specific diameter and width. I suggest you need to acquire vented discs from the URS4/6.
The URS4 I am stripping has a spacer between the caliper and hub so that the caliper is centralized over the disc.
What i meant is with a disc that would fit the calipers of course.
But it seemes like the big problem is that the handbrake mechanism is wrong.
Would have been a cheap alternative for me since i´ve already got UrS6 calipers in good shape.
Colesy, Yeah i might go that route, to bad its more expensive thought ...
Audi 80 Competition (This winters project. AAN, 01e, VEMS, gt3076r, E85 porschebrakes 5lug conversion etc.)
Audi A6 2.4 quattro -1999 dailydriver
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