New brake discs and pads
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Very unlikely.
A good rule of thumb is that the rears are usually smaller, and so is the price tag.
If you are looking at a set of discs and think they seem much cheaper than expected, or cheaper than others on the page then double check the size/axle fitment.
A good rule of thumb is that the rears are usually smaller, and so is the price tag.
If you are looking at a set of discs and think they seem much cheaper than expected, or cheaper than others on the page then double check the size/axle fitment.
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I have an extra set of front discs, so no way to fit them?anyone need a set? They are Premium EBC ones
The fronts are usually twice as thick as they are vented the rears are single thickness I think
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This sounds like a job outside your skillset (no offence intended) judging by the questions.
Personally I would buy the correct size discs for the rear and sell the others to regain some of the cost. Going down the route of making the rears match the front will be a much bigger job than it seems. I imagine with the extra stopping force the rear brake bias will have to be re calibrated etc etc.
Personally I would buy the correct size discs for the rear and sell the others to regain some of the cost. Going down the route of making the rears match the front will be a much bigger job than it seems. I imagine with the extra stopping force the rear brake bias will have to be re calibrated etc etc.
