Abit's 318iA m20b30 + pssycat cam and more...

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  • Northern
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    Originally posted by abit
    thanks.
    *Calipers together with brake caliper supports is from Ford Mondeo MK3 (about 2000-2007 years, they are the same for all engines)
    *Brake discs is from audi a3, i think It was 1.8t model who has 288mm rotors, you should just redrill bolt pattern, because audi has 5x100 pcd, easy job.

    supports etc will bolt on, just some minor modifications have to be done to disc brake dust protection and you maybe will need some small spacers between hub and caliper support.
    Do those Ford calipers bolt on without an adapter?
    I'm assuming since the Audi A3 has a 57.1mm centre bore, they bolt right on once the bolt pattern is redrilled?

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  • Link
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    Your car has come a long way! Keep it up.

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  • abit
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    Originally posted by Nisse Järnet
    Really nice man!
    Thanks :)

    woop woop
    brake upgrade....ON :D dat non centering spacer is temporary, just for holding brake disc


    pretty tight :D


    like this, with 15'' wheel and 20mm spacer


    I got to say, that difference is huuuuge, braking power is crazy :)
    Last edited by abit; 05-29-2015, 12:24 PM.

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  • Nisse Järnet
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    Really nice man!

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  • abit
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    Originally posted by Memphys™
    Thansk for the quick answer
    Do u need to cnahge the brake master cylinder and if so, whats the most proper
    I already have master cylinder from BMW e34, e34 has 60mm pistons @ front, so It should be ok for 57mm's too.

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  • Memphys™
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    Thansk for the quick answer
    Do u need to cnahge the brake master cylinder and if so, whats the most proper

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  • abit
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    Originally posted by Memphys™
    Nice job man, i have a question to you: can u tell me what brake discs and callipers you are using for bigger brakes, is the calliper perfectly fits on E30s front strut, or u need some adapters
    Thanks
    thanks.
    *Calipers together with brake caliper supports is from Ford Mondeo MK3 (about 2000-2007 years, they are the same for all engines)
    *Brake discs is from audi a3, i think It was 1.8t model who has 288mm rotors, you should just redrill bolt pattern, because audi has 5x100 pcd, easy job.

    supports etc will bolt on, just some minor modifications have to be done to disc brake dust protection and you maybe will need some small spacers between hub and caliper support.

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  • Memphys™
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    Nice job man, i have a question to you: can u tell me what brake discs and callipers you are using for bigger brakes, is the calliper perfectly fits on E30s front strut, or u need some adapters
    Thanks

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  • abit
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    sooo, what's new...

    changed lsd clutch discs, no wonder that sometimes it doesn't want to block both wheels until you event little bit kicked clutch :D
    old plates


    some random shot with lsd assembly


    then readjusted valves


    and then..
    from this...




    to thiiis!




    and at the end, some random snap :D


    stay tuned

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  • abit
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    wanna some brakes?

    bought some crap to upgrade front brakes :D
    new on left(57mm), stock e30 caliper on right (48mm)


    just test fitting with some old front strut and with stock e30 brake disc,
    inner side, looks good. this kit actually goes together with 288mm brake disc, e30 stock is 260mm as you know.


    outside....not so good, pretty sketchy, but it will fit :) this is with 20mm spacers.


    hmm, I think I don't need wheel balancing anymore


    brake calipers will be refurbished and fitted together with audi 288mm brake discs.

    othervise, nothing new, just some random snap :)

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  • abit
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    Thank's :)


    Of course some updates is done with car :D
    made new exhaust, now car become pretty silent (too silent) :(
    old one


    and the new one, actually just changed front exhaust joints from headers to main exhaust and put silencer in. (all this actually only because police was not happy about the noise what makes my m20 stroker, don't know why though :D)


    on car


    some engine bay shot. bought weichers front strut. Also made some heat shield for air filter, but its laying somewhere in garage right now :D


    and this is how it looks now




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  • dirtbag30
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    dang this is good!

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  • matiasz
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    Best thread ever! Great work! :)

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  • MokinWeet
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    I Love everything about this thread.

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  • abit
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    ok, worked hard and already assembled engine :D


    first start :hitler:


    later installed all cooling system etc, done some test driving, of course driving not agressive now :D but few times reved up to about 6k revs, oh man... after 4k it starts to pull haaard, damn...can't wait when It can drive it propertly :D

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