The Project Pad

Ask a question . Why did not anyone put such brakes?
modest budget . 350mm is enough. Climb in the 17th wheel.

Here is an example of prices in Russia:

1) caliper Porcshe Cayenne Turbo 18z 12000rub = 200$

2) new shoes (code 13.0460-4993.2) 5500rub = 90$
3) new brake disc 350mm by Mersedes-Benz ML (code 09.R103.11) 4000rub = 65$ *2 = 130$

in total 420$ excellent brakes are screwed without any spacers! through the washers and longer bolts.




Best regards, Dmitry! good luck

Those look really good! Where did you get the bracket to mount them?

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loxxrider wrote:Those look really good! Where did you get the bracket to mount them?

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no brackets do not! looks like this inside the knuckle ( fists I stand by Audi s6) with this slide :




I apologize that it is very dirty in the photo .. by car every day usually go and have a harsh climate ..

Shoot id take every set of those you can get for $200....

Those are hp2 uprights

scubagli wrote:Shoot id take every set of those you can get for $200....

not understood to be honest, written ...
Now a little more expensive because of the sanctions and jumping the exchange rate
http://euroauto.ru/?option=com_retailli ... nr=3437271
230$

ringbearer wrote:Those are hp2 uprights

From Audi S6 1996 . Just once stood on the racks of the Audi S4 1992 by UFO brakes . one (third ) must be cut off and mount the caliper just stands up. as the bolt holes is broad support can be placed exactly on the disk .

I hope this information is useful

It is useful but unfortunately most of the US UrS4/6 cars have Girling G60 front brakes with uprights to match. There should be a bracket for us available soon to use 17z calipers, 18z pads and an S8 rotor.

These brakes are bolt-on upgrades for the B5 S4, so they should fit on UFO uprights with the same modifications as needed for HP2 calipers.

They are also a bolt on for b6/b7, mkv/mkvi....

Well, in general something like this .

An Audi buddy of mine here is running Cayenne calipers on his UrS6. For a long time already.
Popdemonic.

Yeah bolt-on for the UFO guys. I need to find me some 17z calipers uber bad.

pilihp2 wrote:Yeah bolt-on for the UFO guys. I need to find me some 17z calipers uber bad.

car-part.com

That's where I got my 18z for like $250

RockAuto also has these on great deal, if you specifically get the Centric Remanufactured versions, they even come with fresh street (Posiquiet) pads. I got my 996 calipers from there for $550/pair with pads after eating the core charge!

I have a guy on the S2 forum who's making adapters who's going to get me some for the 18z's for my UrS with the A7 356mm rotor. I'll be upgrading to 18" rims for those though but I think the stopping power will be well worth it.

I am waiting on one of the members here in the states that I trust, I saw those ones FS but I prefer using people I know.

Chris Brydon made a good point on S2Forum that the 18z are less suited to our cars than the 17z. Basically, more overall piston diameter = more clamping force (if I recall correctly).

However, for the price, that looks like a hell of an upgrade! Well done.

That is who plans on making the brackets I am waiting for.

ringbearer wrote:I am waiting on one of the members here in the states that I trust, I saw those ones FS but I prefer using people I know.

Calling 20v Taco!
I would be intersted in a set of the adapters.

I'd be up for some 17z brackets for a UrS4.

Here are the brackets he offers now, just B3 and B4.

http://brydon-eng.com/catalog/products/ ... ts-custom/

ringbearer wrote:Here are the brackets he offers now, just B3 and B4.

http://brydon-eng.com/catalog/products/ ... ts-custom/

200 bucks for a pair of brackets?
Did I read that right?

ChrisAudi80 wrote:

ringbearer wrote:Here are the brackets he offers now, just B3 and B4.

http://brydon-eng.com/catalog/products/ ... ts-custom/

200 bucks for a pair of brackets?
Did I read that right?

On par or cheaper than any other options out there.
http://www.apikol.com/index.php/product ... ckets.html
http://store.034motorsport.com/catalogs ... ke+bracket