Thanks' date=' both of you, It's just my girlfriend has started 'commenting' on my late braking

I tried late braking twice...........................2 kids [/quote']

Shouldn't there be some kind of "pulling out of a junction" sort of comment made there? Was gonna say pulling out of a sticky situation! :eek:

My 312s are on the car now! And boy they look good all there on their own without any wheelarch / wheel in place!

Shouldn't there be some kind of "pulling out of a junction" sort of comment made there? Was gonna say pulling out of a sticky situation! :eek:

My 312s are on the car now! And boy they look good all there on their own without any wheelarch / wheel in place!

So.......back to the original question, do they 288 discs/calipers etc etc fit onto the rear?

So.......back to the original question' date=' do they 288 discs/calipers etc etc fit onto the rear?[/quote']

And... back to the original answer (see post 4)

When braking' date=' the rear brakes do around 25% of the braking.. due to most the wieght of the car (any car) being over the front wheels when braking..

the rear brakes are also a complete different design and in no way compatible.

So.......back to the original question' date=' do they 288 discs/calipers etc etc fit onto the rear?[/quote']

No

Chris

Definate NO.

LCRs have Brembo brakes as standard. 323mm discs & 4 pot calipers. MMMMMMmmmmmmmm!

And they'rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre great on Fabias too :D

I'd be interested in the maybe spacing out the rear though. It really can get a little skippy and unstable when you really put your foot on the anchor pedal

And... back to the original answer (see post 4)

OOps, sorry guys! That was a case of type out words, post and then engage brain!!!

So just to clear that up then, they dont fit...........?

And they'rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre great on Fabias too :D

With the right wheels on, of course.......