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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: Mark 2 brakes
Brian, >1: Does anyone know of any brake calipers that will provide additional pad >area, but will fit (or can be made to fit) on to Mk II front uprights? Coopercraft, Zeus and Classic Spares Ltd all advertise these as bolt on replacements in the UK press/Jaguar Enthusiast magazine. cost is ~375ukp per pair. Coopercraft also advertised a lightweight version, no price, and vented disk kit. >2: I believe if you replace the uprights with 420 ones that one can fit the >3 pot calipers from 420/Series II E type? Has anyone done this? Any advice >eg can I retain the Mk II stub axle and brake disc? See Ryan's reply. Classic Spares Ltd also advertise uprated stub axles "to combat pad knock-off". U.K phone nos.: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coopercraft 01404 822100, fax 01404 822102 Zeus 01392 438833, fax 01392 422099, email zeuseng@argonet.co.uk, WWW: www.zynet.co.uk/adnet/zeus Classic Spares Ltd.: 01992 716236, fax 01992 788424, WWW: www.jagweb.com/classicspares I can post addresses if required. I haven't used any of these calipers, but have had otherwise good experience of Classic Spares. Support jagweb - support Nick! Cheers, Ted 1966 3.4 Mk2, still nearly on the road! ejt@wg.icl.co.uk
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