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AP Racing are kicking up a fuss about uprating the rear calipers on the kit that they will be doing for me as they dont do a caliper that allows for the handbrake. I've asked them to try and mount the standard caliper in tandem to keep the handbrake, however are there any other rear calipers out there (perhaps from a Alfa) that are a straight swop and work better? \:\)

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Seat Leon cupra R should work and allow a vented disc (not sure what diameter). I suppose you could space it out too and fit whatever diameter you wanted.


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You could always use a spot caliperlike this one to run in series with the AP rear larger image here these are just tiny little handbrake calipers with no effect on normal braking, or do as Willwood have done and build it into the rear pad like this .

I certainly wouldn't run both the AP and the coupe caliper as you'd be doubling your unsprung weight on the rear.

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As you know Si, I'm investigating an option for a vented rear disc shortly. I believe that this will allow a straight swap with the standard caliper for something that can accommodate the handbrake as well, but need to check it all out first ;\) .

Mind you, it won't look as nice as that Wilwood one \:# \:D !

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I know your looking at things Phil. ;\)

Jimbo - I'll see what AP have to say, thanks for that! \:\)

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This is interesting....

Is it posible to swap the handbrake for an hydraulic unit that would make it possible to use 350z or Evo brembos...??

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Sorry if this is a stupid question chaps, but could you not use the handbrake to run some kind of slave cylinder to drive a standard set of Brembo calipers?

I'd be interested in how this turns out, having replaced all of my rear caliper workings and still having useless handbrake \:\)

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handbrake has to be on a different circuit and cable AFAIK.

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So having the cable linked to a seperate cylinder to drive the caliper wouldn't be any good then John?

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The handbrake has to be mechanical.


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OK, so the rear Porsche brakes that look the same as the fronts actually have the handbrake mechanism attached?

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Phil, are you trying the VAG rear calipers with a set of 16vt/20v front discs on the rear ?

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Well I'm going to give JohnS's VAG calipers a try with some Fiat Punto front discs (257 x 22mm vented), but I need to get all the bits together first and then see how things fit together. In theory it looks possible, but only time will tell ;\) .

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What model punto disc do you need? I have some kicking about in my garage that I need rid of. They're the 14 million grooved type tarox too. \:D


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I think they are the 1.8 16v ones from the facelift model. There is a 1.4 Stilo equivalent as well IIRC.

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Hmmm, mine were for a 1.2 sporting 98 model. I'll check them tomorrow if you want?


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How does the Evo etc pass the MOT then?

Could go for an aston martin double caliper setup \:\)

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Aston's just use the spot caliper like the one I posted above.
I think Scoobys use a drum handbrake inside the disc but dont quote me on that so the EVO ones are probably similar to that.

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yes both evo and scooby have a drum brake inside the rear disc

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 Originally Posted By: mattB
Hmmm, mine were for a 1.2 sporting 98 model. I'll check them tomorrow if you want?


May as well check them Matt, but I don't think they will be the right size ;\) . Pick up the calipers from JohnS tomorrow, so may try offering them up on Saturday.

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Why uprate the rear brake calipers? 90% of the braking force on a FWD car like the Coupe is required at the front AFAIK.

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 Originally Posted By: Gillo
Why uprate the rear brake calipers? 90% of the braking force on a FWD car like the Coupe is required at the front AFAIK.

Dave


To fit bigger/better disks at the back as it might also be to do with not being able to upgrading the front brakes too much further as there isn't much room for upgrade/bigger brakes at the front due to the size of the Brembos unless you have bigger wheels fitted.

I thought it was more of a 70/30 split with the braking?!
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I'm trying to get the back of the car to behave better under braking - I thought the same and had completely standard rear brakes for a good while as a result. I then changed to textar rear pads, and there was noticeably less rear lift when braking hard.

Last time I was on track I also had a siezed bias valve - so the rears were doing very little. Unless I was braking in a dead staight line things got a bit wobbly.

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When the caliper is taken from another car to go on the back, will a spacer or plate adaptor be used to attach the caliper to the hub or how will that work? If that's the case, won't it make the caliper go out of line of the hub by the width of the plate/adaptor and therefore not allow the disk to sit tightly on the hub? I'm just trying to work this out in my head...

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The VAG caliper is a direct fit to bolt on to the trailing arm of the coupe, its gettig the caliper centred on the disc that might take a little while with some shims.

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I see. Thanks for that. ;\)

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 Originally Posted By: Jimbo
The VAG caliper is a direct fit to bolt on to the trailing arm of the coupe, its gettig the caliper centred on the disc that might take a little while with some shims.
I could be wrong , but I dont think the coop's caliper is centered on the disc, sure I have read some where..

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It is centred on the disc although it has a bit of float in it either way.


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Well I now have some bright green Skoda vRS calipers to try from JohnS (thanks \:D !). At first glance, this isn't going to be straightforward, as the slider on them is at a more pronounced angle than the Coupe ones, so may need to play around with some shims and the like. There may be some other options from an older Fiat model, so I'll have to do some investigation...

I'll keep you posted ;\) . Hmm, green and Sprint Blue \:s \:D !

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 Originally Posted By: JohnS
yes both evo and scooby have a drum brake inside the rear disc


Would either of these options work on a coop:

http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.uk/shop/info.asp?fldID=694&backID=121&location=&pagecurrent=

http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.uk/shop/info.asp?fldID=695&backID=121&location=&pagecurrent=

they're both designed for a scoob.

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Think it would be easier & cheaper to make up a wee braket and buy a second small caliper like jimbo suggested...

Dont know if it would be possible to create a brake shoe set up inside the disc..

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Suba - they still use the drum based braking unfortunately so not much use. The drum is on the inside of the bell of the rear brake disc.

Has anyone looked at whether the Alfa GT has a vented rear disc?

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 Originally Posted By: JohnS

Has anyone looked at whether the Alfa GT has a vented rear disc?


They are solid too:
http://www.fiatcoupeclub.org/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Board=17&Number=356710&

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 Originally Posted By: JohnS

Has anyone looked at whether the Alfa GT has a vented rear disc?


John, I've just serviced a brera this morning and found out it has vented rear discs. \:#

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Update - I am getting PRETTY DAMN hacked off with AP Racing (one of their suppliers at least). They have now had the parts to make a kit for nearly three months, and have come up with nothing - not even a phone call. I last spoke to them 3 weeks ago and asked if they could give me a date for getting the kit completed by the following week, still nothing.

I'm thinking I should be taking my business elsewhere - thoughts anyone? \:\(

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Has anyone looked at whether the Alfa GT has a vented rear disc?


John, I've just serviced a brera this morning and found out it has vented rear discs. \:#


Did it have an integral handbrake in the caliper?

Slight trouble with Brera is it's built on a Vauxhall platform so the historic Fiat group compatibility is partially lost.

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I’ve given this job to another company called comp brake now. After talking through the options for rear brakes this morning they seem to think that using an Audi TT V6 rear calliper would work well on the coupe and allow for the handbrake to be incorporated in the calliper. The only issue is going to be that the front end of the handbrake cable is going to be FIAT, and the rear end is going to have to be Audi. Sorting out that part is also going to be my responsibility. Can anyone advise me on what is going to be involved and who I might be able to get to do the work?

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 Originally Posted By: JohnS

Slight trouble with Brera is it's built on a Vauxhall platform so the historic Fiat group compatibility is partially lost.


That's not right is it??




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I’ve given this job to another company called comp brake now. After talking through the options for rear brakes this morning they seem to think that using an Audi TT V6 rear calliper would work well on the coupe and allow for the handbrake to be incorporated in the calliper. The only issue is going to be that the front end of the handbrake cable is going to be FIAT, and the rear end is going to have to be Audi. Sorting out that part is also going to be my responsibility. Can anyone advise me on what is going to be involved and who I might be able to get to do the work?


Urm the TT V6 rear caliper is what Phil is using ;\) - same as the vRS. The handbrake cable will work as both calipers are lucus/girling fitment.


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Sweeeeeeet! \:D


Duuude!

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Sweeeeeeet! \:D


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and theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen?


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Slight trouble with Brera is it's built on a Vauxhall platform so the historic Fiat group compatibility is partially lost.


That's not right is it??


Yes - that;s right. The hubs etc are vauxhall platform based, so the rear caliper may not be compatible at all.
You can tell the hubs are Vauxhall based as they've moved to vauxhall alloy fitment and new brera and 159 alloys won't fit a 156, GT, GTV etc.
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I have a plan for the handbrake cable Si, as soon as I get a chance to have a look at it ;\) . Hoping to find some time for the next phase of my rear brake development project this weekend.

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when I looked I thought they had the same connector? Anyway it is easy to swap over the arms etc or even fit an adapter. On my beetle cabrio (old style) I have Porsche 944 brakes and I have a simple adapter to convert porsche fitment handbrake cable to Beetle fitment handbrake cable


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goody - keep me informed and I'll do the same!

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Slight trouble with Brera is it's built on a Vauxhall platform so the historic Fiat group compatibility is partially lost.


That's not right is it??


Yes - that;s right. The hubs etc are vauxhall platform based, so the rear caliper may not be compatible at all.
You can tell the hubs are Vauxhall based as they've moved to vauxhall alloy fitment and new brera and 159 alloys won't fit a 156, GT, GTV etc.
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Ah, sorry, I misunderstood the first comment, I thought it was being said that the Brera itself was based on a Vauxhall platform, rather than just the rear brakes.




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the whole brera is on a vauxhall platform. The 2.2 engine is a vauxhall engine, the 3.2 V6 is a vauxhall engine with an alfa head

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the grande punto is built on the same platform as the corsa, and the croma is built on the same platform as the 159 and vectra \:\) Now GM have pulled the plug on the relationship with Fiat it means that Fiat will probably develop their own platform for the next brace of cars.

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Looking good Si. That's a damn decent effort you've put into getting this developed.

What they gonna cost? I have no will power. °\(


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Re: Uprating the rear calipers [Re: mattB] #486315
17/11/2007 01:26
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I'm not telling

Re: Uprating the rear calipers [Re: ] #486328
17/11/2007 01:47
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Hmmmm... nice

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17/11/2007 01:53
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Fair play to ya mate ...

Re: Uprating the rear calipers [Re: ] #486560
17/11/2007 18:47
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Si get them to buy a better camera! Focussing is pants.

Is the front caliper in a carbon effect??

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17/11/2007 18:54
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Nothing's been anodized yet ken.

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