Hi All I was having a tidy up the other day and i found a cutting from a old classics mag from may 1991
morris mania ltd
somewhat abbrev
brakes
kit stage 1 uses marina wheels (exch hubs) £45
kit stage 2 uses mog wheel -use fiat/ford studs £85
full kit £250
look front disc kit vented dics £425
Look rear disc brake kit "new" for the minor axle also ford one offs welcome £180
While i accept that rear disc conversion is probably complete overkill...the idea interests me ....anybody any ideas...other than saying dont do it??
cheers
e-minor
fife
Rear Disc Brakes
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rear Discs
What i was trying to find out was how it was done with a std mog axle
i understand that the h/s are a weak point and as a result the car should not be fast enough to warrant anything doing to the rear brakes ..
still the idea interest me ...was it sierra brakes and fiesta calipers ?
e-minor
fife
i understand that the h/s are a weak point and as a result the car should not be fast enough to warrant anything doing to the rear brakes ..
still the idea interest me ...was it sierra brakes and fiesta calipers ?
e-minor
fife
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Totally pointless but an interesting engineering excersize nonetheless.
The fiesta/escort boys tend to use granada rear cali's on a custom backplate with Fiesta single-width discs. (Granada calipers have a mechanical handbrake attachment - essential as hydraulic handbrakes are not legal for road use)
They cut down the drum so much it basically becomes a 'hub' on which to fit the discs. Then its just a matter of positioning your backets.
The fiesta/escort boys tend to use granada rear cali's on a custom backplate with Fiesta single-width discs. (Granada calipers have a mechanical handbrake attachment - essential as hydraulic handbrakes are not legal for road use)
They cut down the drum so much it basically becomes a 'hub' on which to fit the discs. Then its just a matter of positioning your backets.
What would Macgyver do..?


rear discs
Hi I have been pointed off forum by pm from a friendly guy to frontline costello who do a spridget disc conversion..
the point of the topic was to see if anybody had done this themselves with basic bolt/weld on engineering rather like the conversion for the mk2 escort axle.where all the parts can be acquired fitted to a mog spare axle then this bolted on.
somebody out there surely has done this..
many thanks
e-minor
fife
the point of the topic was to see if anybody had done this themselves with basic bolt/weld on engineering rather like the conversion for the mk2 escort axle.where all the parts can be acquired fitted to a mog spare axle then this bolted on.
somebody out there surely has done this..
many thanks
e-minor
fife
Rear disc brakes
Hi All
http://www.moss-europe.co.uk/shop/viewp ... dexID=8129
can anyone identify the calipers and disc used on this web page??
cheers e-minor
fife
http://www.moss-europe.co.uk/shop/viewp ... dexID=8129
can anyone identify the calipers and disc used on this web page??
cheers e-minor
fife