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    Will 302mm front discs fit 1996 850T-5 ?

    Hi all,

    just wondering if a set of 302mm disks along with calipers, brackets and brake hoses from a 2000 model V70R would fit a T5 (not t5r) running on standard alloys (i.e. not pegs etc)

    looks like the hoses are longer and the brackets hold the calipers in the right place, but will the disks themselves foul the wheels??

    thanks guys

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    You will need the V70 16" T5 alloys as a minimiminimimum - so called "Columba's". The larger carriers will foul on perfos

    see alloy wheel name thingy - http://www.volvot5.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=4482
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    [QUOTE=Wobbly Dave]You will need the V70 16" T5 alloys as a minimiminimimum - so called "Columba's". The larger carriers will foul on perfos

    I thought you needed 17" s to fit the 302`s as i still don`t think theres enough clearence on the 16"s but hey i could be wrong

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    They seem to fit alright in my 98/99 V70 16s the only problem is the space saver spare wont fit back on the front now.Oh well thats less weight rattling round in the boot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vikingt5
    They seem to fit alright in my 98/99 V70 16s the only problem is the space saver spare wont fit back on the front now.Oh well thats less weight rattling round in the boot.
    Yep thats it i knew there was somat that conflicted with em

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    would my 16" centaurus alloys off v70 ,also fit 302mm discs?...they are 7" wide instead of the standard 6.5" T5 alloys.
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    Dont know if they would fit or not mate

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    thanks guys, the wheels on mine are like these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=8004291231 ... sounds like they won't fit with these, is that right?
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    Will fit with those, wont fit with these:





    Different see
    <a href="<a href=http://s65.photobucket.com/albums/h225/RobertBingley/Misc/?action=view&current=Animation1.gif target=_blank>http://s65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...Animation1.gif</a>" target="_blank"><img src="<a href=http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h225/RobertBingley/Misc/Animation1.gif target=_blank>http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...Animation1.gif</a>" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

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    Justin... you da man, i never saw the difference!

    i have the ones in the pic you posted, not the one i posted!

    whats the vital difference apart from the width of the spoke at the end?
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    They are less chunky, slightly lighter and have flat angled lines as opposed to chunky spokes

    Thats it mate i think.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim_from_surrey
    Hi all,

    just wondering if a set of 302mm disks along with calipers, brackets and brake hoses from a 2000 model V70R would fit a T5 (not t5r) running on standard alloys (i.e. not pegs etc)

    looks like the hoses are longer and the brackets hold the calipers in the right place, but will the disks themselves foul the wheels??

    thanks guys

    Jim
    Jim are you going for the set off Ebay that came off a V70R , Look like a good buy if you can get them cheap enough...!
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    yes mate, i was

    didnt look like they'd fit so i didnt bid

    good old ebay!
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    I saw those on Ebay too, and thought about it, but was out when the bidding as finishing. I saw Bracers name come up in the bidding too.
    I dont just live and breathe T5's, I kill and eat them too!


 

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