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Trial fitted the brembos
- Thread starter MartinR
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MarcB
ClioSport Club Member
182 Trophy & 197 F1
@NorthloopCup
Looking at these pictures even with the 280mm brembo brackets the caliper still does not sweep the whole disc and it sticks out at the bottom like mine do. I take it this is the same with all renault 197/200/Meg225 calipers regardless of the disc size ?
Looking at these pictures even with the 280mm brembo brackets the caliper still does not sweep the whole disc and it sticks out at the bottom like mine do. I take it this is the same with all renault 197/200/Meg225 calipers regardless of the disc size ?
MarcB
ClioSport Club Member
182 Trophy & 197 F1
@MartinR the reason i say is because a few people have commented on mine.
http://www.cliosport.net/threads/trophy-update.786289/#post-10992613
http://www.cliosport.net/threads/trophy-update.786289/#post-10992613
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
MarcB
ClioSport Club Member
182 Trophy & 197 F1
Perfect, Atleast i know that anyone using either 280 or 300mm set up with genuine Renault calipers will more than likely have this issue.
@NorthloopCup can you PM me whats involved in the Bell & Rotor set up please ?
P.S @MartinR calipers are looking nice BTW
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Cheers marc
Tbf i hate that ring and have always done. Even with standatd calipers on most cars this happens but it seems alot larger on the 300 mm discs.
Bell and rotor is a great option but an expensive one just to eradicate a ring of rust. Although i do agree it rotors and bells look loads better
Tbf i hate that ring and have always done. Even with standatd calipers on most cars this happens but it seems alot larger on the 300 mm discs.
Bell and rotor is a great option but an expensive one just to eradicate a ring of rust. Although i do agree it rotors and bells look loads better
Jekyll
ClioSport Club Member
I take it they are 16" wheels?
Calipers look lovely and I like the colour combo. I also like the lime green hoses.
Calipers look lovely and I like the colour combo. I also like the lime green hoses.
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NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
Almost identical colour to mine on your calipers mate! Just a sticker colour differentiates them pretty much!
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
Yeah no problem mate. It'll be an easy way to wave good bye to £500 though! It may be cheaper if I'm having 2 sets machined up though.
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Don't know about you but I'd definitely spend £1000 on bells/discs for absolutely no performance/cost gain whatsoever just to avoid a tiny spot on corrosion.
That 5mm ring of rust that's 50% hidden by the wheel spokes totally ruins the entire car. Hardly anyone will notice anyway and the rust is only there because you're using callipers/brackets that don't fit properly :nomouth:
That 5mm ring of rust that's 50% hidden by the wheel spokes totally ruins the entire car. Hardly anyone will notice anyway and the rust is only there because you're using callipers/brackets that don't fit properly :nomouth:
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
There is a weight reduction. Sold it to me! Lol
Cub.
ClioSport Moderator
Oh, some proper fitting brackets! 
Improves the questionable amount of thread engagement on the stud/nut too.
And are you going to buy another set of springs & take 2 clicks off the damping to compensate for said reduction in unsprung mass? :wink: Or weld some mass back onto your lightened flywheel to retain uphill engine performance. Don't mind me.
Improves the questionable amount of thread engagement on the stud/nut too.And are you going to buy another set of springs & take 2 clicks off the damping to compensate for said reduction in unsprung mass? :wink: Or weld some mass back onto your lightened flywheel to retain uphill engine performance. Don't mind me.
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
I'm already running softer front springs than is ideal, so I'm ok there! I couldn't think of anything worse though than removing the engine and box for the flywheel. Plus it would throw the entire bottom end balance out! Lol
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
Like this you mean?
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
16's. A brembo won't fit behind a 15 on a 300mm disc.
Jekyll
ClioSport Club Member
So would it just be a case of 197 brembos and the brackets to fit under 15" wheels? Obviously spacers too.
It's just I see that some people sell calipers and say they're from 197/200. I presume they are the same. It's the megane calipers that bigger?
Master cylinder stays the same? I'm talking for a ph2, not ph1.
It's just I see that some people sell calipers and say they're from 197/200. I presume they are the same. It's the megane calipers that bigger?
Master cylinder stays the same? I'm talking for a ph2, not ph1.
NorthloopCup
ClioSport Moderator
No spacers and a cup turini.
Yeah your going to need a spacer mate. Not all 15's will fit so choose wisely. My 15" turinis wouldn't fit over @Cub. 's setup. Ever!!
197/200/225/230 brembos are all the same. 250's have a larger pad area and they're total overkill for a Clio though tbf.
Standard master cylinder will work, there's just a bit more travel, albeit nothing horrendous I'm led to believe.
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