MG AP Brakes

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Posted 14 years 1 week ago #18848

adam-mgtf wrote: pass, the only after market alloys i know of that fit over APs are mine (team dynamincs 1.2Rs)

i would have tought these would sell much cheaper than my wheels but if they sell for more than 150 quid (assuming they have good tires) i'd save my money and get Team Dynamics

there fantastic quality and very light weight (i can imagine TSWs weighing about as much as a victorian bridge)

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Hi Adam, thanks for the advice on the TDs. Problem is I wanna be different :blush:
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Posted 14 years 6 days ago #18887

quicksilver wrote: Depends on the offset as the AP is a very big caliper. Without knowing the offset of these wheels it would be difficult to know

I got this from the seller:

The inside diameter at rear of wheel, inline with the rear of the hub is 365mm and the inner rim of wheel is approx 125mm from inner face of hub!

Not sure what it means tho. LOL.
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Replied by quicksilver on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 6 days ago #18900
wont fit over Aps witout spacers

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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 6 days ago #18901

quicksilver wrote: wont fit over Aps witout spacers

Ah well. Buy them and fit one of the upgrade kits. Simples

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Replied by quicksilver on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 6 days ago #18904

david aiketgate wrote:

quicksilver wrote: wont fit over Aps witout spacers

Ah well. Buy them and fit one of the upgrade kits. Simples


Naughty but I like your style

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Replied by andy1970h on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 6 days ago #18906
Here's a silly question. I've got a TF 160 so AP fronts. Apart from the handbrake what's the limitation on putting a set of APs on the rear too - that's ignoring the fact that a cheaper option is on the way David :)

Back with front wheel drive and 181HP at the wheels :)

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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 6 days ago #18908

andy1970h wrote: Here's a silly question. I've got a TF 160 so AP fronts. Apart from the handbrake what's the limitation on putting a set of APs on the rear too - that's ignoring the fact that a cheaper option is on the way David :)

They would be too rearward on the brake bias 50/50. What you're aiming for is 60F/40R.
But it's the handbrake problem too.

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Posted 14 years 5 days ago #18946

quicksilver wrote: wont fit over Aps witout spacers

Any idea what size spacers would be required? Sorry to bang on about them like this, but I reckon I can get them for about a £100 and then get them customized to the way I want them. I managed to get a set of never used Ap calipers and pads for £130 (before Dave posted about the new sets) which I think is a good deal as those I've seen on ebay start at around £250. So that leaves the discs, SS brake cables? and tyres after sorting the rims.

Now if I could just get in touch with Russell :dry:
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Replied by quicksilver on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 5 days ago #18949
Would need to measure the wheels accurately but I would think at least 18mm

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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 5 days ago #18950
18mm sounds a lot to me!

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Replied by quicksilver on topic Re: MG AP Brakes

Posted 14 years 5 days ago #18951

david aiketgate wrote: 18mm sounds a lot to me!


It is a lot , personally I wouldnt go there

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