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eliotrw

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im sure they are mag or brembo are liars Smile

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Posted 16th Sep 2012 at 18:37
marco gti6

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Post #77
eliotrw wrote:
im sure they are mag or brembo are liars Smile


If you have that info from them then it is. I'll get them weight and let you fellas know
Posted 16th Sep 2012 at 19:50
marco gti6

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Post #78


Here it is Fellas 3.2kg it is, although i weighted them on a shabby scale so i am not very sure if this is a 100% accurate. Anyone knows how much the standard callipers weight?
Posted 16th Sep 2012 at 20:09
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Actually i must have been confused as normal brembos are 4kg and the standard ones 6kg each.
So 3.2 is very light indeed

Where did you get them btw?
I have noticed a lot of "Remanufactured" ones on the web.

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Posted 16th Sep 2012 at 20:41
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I got them of a chap on a French rally parts site. These are brand spanking new ones even came in the official PSA box. He is specialized in brake set-ups. I had found a few second hand ones for less money that had been uses or shall i say abused on rally cars. So i preferred to go pay some more and to have a brand new set-up from front to back.
Seems crazy to read the standard callipers weight 6 kg a piece... they look tiny compared to these lol.

Thanks for the info mate Thumbs up
Posted 16th Sep 2012 at 21:06
eliotrw

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Does he have any more Ninja ?
I have been qouted 400 new from a peugeot parts place for the pair
Or 350 for recon's

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Posted 16th Sep 2012 at 22:13
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400 for the pair that is around 550€(Ô_ôWink that is f**king cheap!! they cost the best part of 1k here directly from Pug/Citroen here.
You better get them right away tbh
Posted 17th Sep 2012 at 07:23
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Haha ok shouldnt be long now

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Posted 17th Sep 2012 at 08:42
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Looking good, I like the seats!

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Posted 21st Sep 2012 at 10:49
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You definelty need the inserts though mate,
The calipers are for a 32mm disc as standard, the inserts from citroen sport shop are more heat resistant and allow 26mm disc width.

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Posted 12th Nov 2012 at 14:42
marco gti6

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According to NicoPug who also has these, there is no need for them Hmm
Do you have a part number for those inserts? Just in cas i do need to get them mate??
Posted 12th Nov 2012 at 20:42
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yeah I'll take a look.

I tried to get hold of nico but had no luck. I found his email on a website somewhere Razz

If you think about it, a 807 V6 uses 5stud 310mmx32mm discs in that configuration you have on those brakes there.
I asked this question on here and thats when rich worked out the reaon why the c2r2 uses 26mm thick rotors is it uses the inserts.
Thats what we thought anyway. As other wise theres a 6mm difference in disc thickness.

IMO, If there are pistons on the shelf that will cope with mroe heat, regardless of whether or not they actually make a difference to the disc fitment or not, we might as well go for them while the brakes are off the car Smile

I'll let you know, i think that form I emailed you before has the part no's but I have a pdf at home with everything needed.

you can still get the rotors and bells from the C2R2, but they cost a little bit so imo looking into getting hi-spec to make a set based off the 307 hdi 302x26 discs.

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Posted 13th Nov 2012 at 14:44
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1F2162823A 4 Caliper piston insert D44
1F2162824A 4 Caliper piston insert D40

they r'e the citroen part numbers,
you need 4 of each.
this should prove useful:
http://citroenpartsdirect.com/app/webroot/userfiles/files/F21.pdf

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Posted 13th Nov 2012 at 15:03
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On the subject of our brakes.
i think i have found off the shelf bells and rotors in C2R2/307 HDI size for 450 euros
I'll get a link later

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Posted 27th Dec 2012 at 13:54
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Thought I would whack it on here for you, after picking up the car from dover and driving it back nearly 200 miles in the rain it kinda looked ok, I had a spare a hour today so thought I would look at the paintwork you mentioned, it appears the bonnet and drivers wing has been replaced at some time, the wing is beyond repair as it has a good piece of paint missing and has started to rust.


Thought I would bring the bonnet back from the dead or see what impact I could make on it.

How it started- iPhone photos but it was very dull LOL



After a good going over with the g3 (harsh cutting compound), then a finer compound and speed glaze we were left with this-



Then a bit of black hole we ended up with this-



I am no professional body man but like to think I can make it look better than it does, I only did half the bonnet and this is what I managed to do. Not too shabby.

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Posted 27th Dec 2012 at 18:05
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Post #91
Carl did you just take it next door? :-)
Posted 28th Dec 2012 at 04:53
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Post #92
Nice effort Carl....
Posted 28th Dec 2012 at 09:32
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gilesy wrote:
Carl did you just take it next door? :-)


No I would have any money left in the job. Ha ha.

Carl

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Posted 28th Dec 2012 at 18:39
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Well as its cold and wet I really didn't have a lot to do so thought I would dig the car out of the snow and take it work and give it the full machine polish treatment, bonnet and drivers wing must have been replaced or repainted some time or other as it was hard work to get it to shine.

What I started with, I was a bit dubious as to whether it would start it has been sat for a good few weeks, fired straight up-



Off we went to work after I had made my fingers feel like they was going to fall off (bloody cold), I don't have any photos during but just a few finished ones, all finished-



This was the result of about 6 hours of solid machine polishing, g3, speed glaze and then black hole mixed with some auto glym, plus all the plastics treated with a wurth product.

A few shots out doors, by this time it's started to snow again-





A friend of mine thinking I was nuts standing in the snow taking photos of a car, yet alone cleaning one in this weather.







A reflection shot-



Well after all that I drove it the mile home and it now looks like this-



Well bodywork wise it it now requires is the drivers side wing to either be repaired and painted or replaced and painted as the edge has been damaged and rusted.

Also a dent on the leading edge of the bonnet.

Not too bad.....

Got some engine parts all painted up in the customers colour (traffic light amber), its bright. Saved some paint for you macro in case you decide to have more bits done to match.





Whilst I was getting engine parts etc done I loaded up some of my own parts for the porsche and put them in too, I got most of it back together now, seemed the more I gave the painters the cheaper the bill was, seemed rude not to, also sent nuts and bolts etc off to be zinc plated.






Carl

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Posted 20th Jan 2013 at 16:22
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Whats under the bonnet? Hmm
Posted 20th Jan 2013 at 16:31
mechanical_repairs

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roland rat wrote:
Whats under the bonnet? Hmm


At the minute just a standard 6 lump.

Carl

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Posted 20th Jan 2013 at 16:33
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Whens the supercharger going in then? Big grin

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Posted 20th Jan 2013 at 16:46
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Looking good. Thumbs up

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Posted 20th Jan 2013 at 21:27
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great work...now do mine!!! lol
Posted 20th Jan 2013 at 23:11
marco gti6

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Carl i am very pleased to see you have put so much effort into polishing the old girl. Honestly i thought that the paint was in such a bad condition that it could not be restored. Guess i was wrong. Have you managed to eliminate the swirl marks and stains on the roof? As those were the bits that seemed the worst to me? As you stated the left side wing was in very bad shape, damaged, rusted and rough as f**k.

The painted parts also look awesome. I'll need to get my Oz Ultras powder coated asap. The bits on the Porsche also look great Thumbs up

Looking forward to the next update Hyper

Cheers
Posted 22nd Jan 2013 at 12:16

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