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Well i checked the caliper weight. For the two its only 1 extra kg (over the normal ones).

The difference in disc weight is minimal : 7.1Kg (default Brembo 172/182) to 8.2Kg (scenic Brembo). Do not really know what the difference in calipers is, cannot be much more though. After having handeled them both its not much more (say 20-25% heavier).

You can also send it to me, German is mandatory here in high school. Otherwise i have a german teacher as co-worker who can translate it even better.

What was your experience on the corsa Chip? Did you realy notice the extra pedal travel and how much of a difference did that upgrade give (even more than the 20%?) ?

Ok, what are the options for a upgraded mc then Chip. Are the ones from a espace/scenic a direct fit and if so wich ones suits this setup best ?

To be exact the pistons are 1x40 and 1x45 on these. Lets see how it goes can always get a espace/grand scenic/scenic mc.

Thats true but the ones that got replaced are the ones youre looking for ;)

Top gear should have some calipers in thats case. From there Avantime tuning project where they uprated the brakes to get it arround the track in a surtain time.

I don't think Renault would design a few different calipers for the same pads.... ;) Its highly possible that these calipers can be found on these models aswell : Copied from the list two pages ago. RENAULT ESPACE III (JE0_) 2.2 dCi (JEOS) (115Pk) - van 07-2000 tot 07-2002 2.2 dCi (JE0K)...

How are the greenstuff pads when it comes to performance, are these really worth it ? These are almost 3 times the price i paid for the brembo's.

I haven't got time for this until saturday morning im afraid :dapprove:

The steps are partially the same, the caliper has to be removed from the hub with the two 18mm bolts. Then you have to have to disconnect the line, bare in mind that your have to bleed your brakes if you do that. If you decide to do this don't forget to remove the cap of the brake fluid...

off, you can dismantle the calipers aswell wich makes it even more easy and 100x more professional. No paint on the rubber parts etc.

The Brembo P68026 pads are a direct fit = now confirmed !

The dimensions of the compound are pretty close but the bracket itself is realy different.

I work in Amsterdam and live 70km's from there .... lol Challenge not accepted :rasp:

GLS is fine simmilar to the other couriers but probably not well known in the UK. They mostly operate within the Benelux/Germany.

Lol nice !:lolup:

Even better update now !! Its finally here :drunk:

I got some more information about the pads. I translated the hard parts ;) : Delphi LP1695 Jurid 573058J These pads are also used on : - NISSAN : 41060-00QAE - OPEL : 4414021 - 4414519 - 9199257 - 93173641 - RENAULT : 6025 371 279 - 7701 050 914 - 7701 054 771 - VAUXHALL : 6025371279 -...

The scenic/172/182 discs are 24mm and the discs from the espace are 28mm. I haven't found any other variants, and don't see the point searching for some other models. The Renault Sport models are allot rarer here that they are in the UK so spare parts are rather expensive (wich spoils the...

The ones most loved on here are the Konigsport ones. These have damping/height adjustment and offer you the best bang for buck compared to the other options.

My 16" (original oz not the renault specific model) has 37 The original 15" renault spare is in the range of somewhere arround 43

Ok :) That must have been allot of work to figure that out :eek: Its already hard to figure out wich fits when you use the brand/model of a car due to the different engines etc. But searching through the thousands of pads by comparing the dimensions .... devotion :clap:

Regarding the EBC pads, i don't see any red options. This is what i found.

Wow a pretty big increase, was bount to happen sooner or later ;) Well i hope as much people as possible taken advantage off this. I have seen a few other prices on these in Germany and they where arround 350 euro's. So if you need these just search for the part number (you need for your car)...

They seem to be most used on the Espace mkIII 99~02 But mine came from an early mkIV year 2003-2004.

Yep thats correct, the Ferrodo pads are no where near identical to the ones that came out of my calipers (the brembo's are). See for yourself.

Thank You ! :rofl: The pads are not going to work in these calipers im afraid, there both for the mkII espace. The P68026 brembo's (identical dimentions to the ones that where in my calipers) : The DS3000's :

Thats with 280mm discs allright. You should have no problem fitting 300mm discs with 15" alloys. The discs cannot exeed the width of the calipers so if the calipers fit the discs should fit easily.