Ford Taunus disc brake adapter rear axle brake caliper adapter brake caliper

266,26 €

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Brake caliper adapter made of high-strength steel
materials certificate

SKU: E304 Category: Brake adapters brackets

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1 set rear brake caliper adapter for Ford Taunus With these adapters, the internally ventilated Sierra / Scorpio brake system can be used on the Taunus rear axle. All you need is the discs and calipers from the Sierra/Scorpio!

Advantages:

No overheating like currently with the standard drum brakes.
Assembly option on all vehicles with wheel rims size 13”
Easily transformable in its original state.
The material certificate included in the scope of delivery enables entry by individual acceptance even for series vehicles

Brake disc size: 253x20mm internally ventilated 4x 108 bolt circle

Tips, information and hints:

For better ventilation of the brake system, we recommend removing the dust cover plates and brake anchor plates.
We can not answer generally, which rim size you can mount after your brake conversion. There are simply too many different rims.
In rare cases it is possible that the rims touch minimal the brake caliper, then you can simply use spacers. >> Now directly to spacers <<
Install the adapter with the necessary components and then check if new brake lines are required. Because, depending on the vehicle, the lines may be too short or the line tips may not be suitable. We advise you to change to steel braided brake line because of the quality and technical advantage. Specifically for this, we have developed an online brake line configurator, where you can assemble the type of steel braided brake lines you want .Click here to go to the >> configure steel braided brake lines <<
Always use the hand brake cable of the installed brake caliper. So sometimes you have to modify / adapt the new handbrake cable. For conversions, where the original caliper is used and the handbrake cable can be used, you may need to pull the cable without any other fittings (ie directly) to compensate for the long distance due to the large diameter of the large brake discs.