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Old 01-02-2010, 08:17 PM   #1
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Hi Floored,

Just looking for a price on 330mm front slotted rotors to suit BA calipers but to fit on an AU2. Can you also recommend a street pad to suit heavy braking in hills and street?

Also do you supply braided brake lines? Any idea what they will cost too.

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Old 02-02-2010, 01:59 PM   #2
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Hi Floored,

Just looking for a price on 330mm front slotted rotors to suit BA calipers but to fit on an AU2. Can you also recommend a street pad to suit heavy braking in hills and street?

Also do you supply braided brake lines? Any idea what they will cost too.

Plus freight to 5164.
Shav i have just replied to the other thread with this comment thanks.

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No worries but just want to confirm what i am saying is yes you can run std calipers on a 330mm rotor but you will need to purchase the correct rotor and find someone that makes the brackets to make your calipers fit.
I do not do the bracket and 330mm rotor sorry but they are out there if you look.Yes i can do braided lines for you and front will be about $150 delivered thanks
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What would be the next size down from 330mm that wouldnt need brackets to make the calipers fit?
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What would be the next size down from 330mm that wouldnt need brackets to make the calipers fit?
These will only fit the factory 298mm disc.
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Are they considered larger and more superior to AU2/3 braking system? If so, can you provide a quote for slotted DBA's please?

Sorry for the questions, I really appreciate your time.
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Are they considered larger and more superior to AU2/3 braking system? If so, can you provide a quote for slotted DBA's please?

Sorry for the questions, I really appreciate your time.
No problems.The BA brakes are larger than the AU11 or 111 and are far better but you need calipers and rotors when changing these.We have some BA DBA slotted rotors in a group buy here if this helps.
http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11287012
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Yes this is my intention. To replace the AU2 calipers and current rotors with BA Calipers and new rotors to suit.

Again, I appreciate your responses and help with this.
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