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January 19th 2005, 18:32
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just fitted an audi a80 coupe one to the fasty..
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20.65mm dia. bore to run my setup comprising front audi coupe calipers and rear mk4 alloy calipers - cheap e-bay bargain new genuine ATE item ! - not bled them yet - hope it works ! straight bolt on fitment NO mods needed to mast cyl. only rod off brake pedal had to be lengthened 15mm. WHAT A FIT THOUGH ! 
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January 19th 2005, 18:33
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comparison pic..
 amazing 30 years difference !
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January 20th 2005, 11:35
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This 23/20 versus 23/19 really pisses me off with 944 N/A brakes!
with a 23/20 (actual 23.81 / 20.64) = 1.69 bias (a little too high I think) with a 23/19 (actual 23.81 / 19.05) = 1.44 bias (as staded before and a very good bias IMO!) Arg!
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June 1st 2007, 07:30
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i know this is an old thread but i'm trying to work out my brakes. i have n/a 944 fitted along with m/c. i find the brakes a lill front heavy. i work out the ratio to be 1.53. now if i changed the rear calipers to a 40mm piston the ratio would be 1.25. but what is the best set up for a street driven car? would i be better off having more rear brakes and maybe a proportioning limiter?
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June 18th 2007, 17:40
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Hi
I rememberd that I read some articles about brakes. Here is something for all brake-a-holics.... http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/te...e_papers.shtml Last edited by Eliasson; June 18th 2007 at 17:55.
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