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No they fit differently, but are fairly similair. Have you got any pics of your calipers, to show the differances. Adam we need a pic session then, with the 2 cars. Wait a few weeks until my new wheels are here!!!

Ive got DS2500, had them in the standard calipers and the difference in these is unreal!!!! I actually have confidence in the pedal for the first time, seriously looking forward to my first trackday with them on!!!!! New wheels will be 15'' and wight if anybody has any quess's?

What pads are in yours Ali?

After the last couple of weeks mods, i took some pics as it stands now before the next lot over the next month or so. Wheels are getting changed and 1 or 2 other bits. These wheels will be for sale with PE2's if anybody is interested? 4 pots are amazing, anybody who says...

Seconded!!!!

Looks awesome!!! More pics please!!!!

What about Haas Been?

Whats best to top it up with?

I'd have to thing about your health and say no!!!!

Wouldn't mind, but thats a bit steep for my current cashflow. I'll give you 89p and a chomp?

^^ Thats what i thought, but the wheels are really cheap (less than £200 and used for 1 day) and the lightest (none mag) wheels avaliable!!!!

^^ Depends on the willwood kits, most use the cheap cast calipers that are made in China/taiwan/vietnam etc. They are known for being porus and not the best. The proper American Willwood calipers are worth having, and a decent setup built using there modular setup would cost comparative at...

Whats the lowest i could go on a coilovered 182 cup (standard et45)? I don't run it really low, but it is lower and i don't really want any rubbing. I am thinking about buying some wheels in ET35 (15'' as well) and dont want any issues (will be using 195/50/15 tyres). Cheers

Off compbrake site these are the calipers, i think they are the same but they have 2 different names!!!! They might have changed the pad mounting on the calipers since mine where done. http://www.compbrake.co.uk/compb43.htm The clio kit spec...

How are they different?

^^ Agree

It does look like they stick out a long way!

Your also not considering that a cast iron caliper flex's, and the act of oposing the pistons creats a much more positive and even pressure on each side of the disc. The aluminium bell and caliper also helps to disepate the heat much more efficiantly.

I wasn't prepared to take the risk, i have heard it off at least 3 people who have had to have there wheels refurbed and the paintwork down the doors etc has gone very dull.

I didn't want to try the the PF97's. I know that they would probably have been an improvement over the ds2500, but i just wasn't prepared to put up with the dust destroying paint and wheels etc.

I have been using a uprated setup for 12 months, they are still not good enough. They fade and i have never had 'confidance' in the pedal. I have done 40 laps of the ring on ds2500 and goodridge hoses etc and the fade after one lap wasn't nice at all (i like to do 2 laps at once and it just...

Not since i fitted the H&R's and brakes heres the last one's when it was on eibach pro's.

I got these on friday off FMP. Really nice piece of kit, and deffinately worth the money!!!!! Fitted them today. All went well until it came to bleeding them, loads of issues with trapped air in the calipers, and one of the bleed nipples snapped off :angry: Started the day as this...

Wrong ones, the braided ones do from the bodywork to the axle, not the ones at the caliper end, they stay as the original green/black flexi stuff.

My bag!!!!!

Nice to see you chose correct and joined the club!!!! Its actually a Sparco 383.

All sorted now cheers for the help. Ian

Had Pro's on mine for 10 months, would recomend them to anyone. I have heard stories of the sports being 'crashy' and a bit pogo like. I wanted somrthing that would work with the standard dampers and not put added strain on them (there well known for going on the rear).

Those odd shape wheels look horrible in clio's, imo. Buy a Sparco 383, mint wheel you won't regret!!!!!

Cheers, i will sort it tomorrow.