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John W · 02-28-05, 12:33 PM

Can't help on any 'vette stuff, but I am using Brembo monobloc calipers and porsche GT3 380x32mm steel disks on an Audi, and they fit under 18" wheels [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
The offset is the thing to watch, as the clearance to the wheel spokes is very tight.

The disks are bolted to alloy bells using porsche T nuts and bolts, so presumably you could simply get the bells machined locally to fit your bolt pattern and desired offset.

For the Audi guys, these come from a company called 'Movit' in Germany. They are somehow affiliated to Porsche & Audi, not quite sure how though.

I have the part numbers for the disks, T nuts, bolts, and calipers somewhere if your interested.

Also, other Audi owners are now using the 6 pot calipers with 360mm disks, which Movit claim are just as good.

Cheers,
John.

02-28-05, 12:33 PM	#16 (permalink)
John W John W 6 Tenths Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Surrey, England GT40: lots of bits but not bolted together yet... Posts: 629 Rep Power: 11	Re: Brake options for Corvette C4 85-87 Hubs Can't help on any 'vette stuff, but I am using Brembo monobloc calipers and porsche GT3 380x32mm steel disks on an Audi, and they fit under 18" wheels [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] The offset is the thing to watch, as the clearance to the wheel spokes is very tight. The disks are bolted to alloy bells using porsche T nuts and bolts, so presumably you could simply get the bells machined locally to fit your bolt pattern and desired offset. For the Audi guys, these come from a company called 'Movit' in Germany. They are somehow affiliated to Porsche & Audi, not quite sure how though. I have the part numbers for the disks, T nuts, bolts, and calipers somewhere if your interested. Also, other Audi owners are now using the 6 pot calipers with 360mm disks, which Movit claim are just as good. Cheers, John.