Hi-Spec 4 pot calipers

[wurlycorner]

Bells and rotors.
Is this the disc separated into 2 parts?
So the bell is something that mounts on the hub and the rotor is a separate flat friction surface that bolts to it?
Otherwise, I'm with drax and totally lost too...

[mercutio]

yep 2 piece brake discs separated into bells and rotors look at the AEM kit to see what it means

[106pete]

Like these


I don't know the gains over a solid disc but I do know there expensive

[Drax]

so i probably need special expensive disks ok, anyone have a link to what i need?

@mercutio
pads wise, will i require buying a bigger pad?

shall i paypal you tonight btw, that ok?

[Merlin]

I don't know the gains over a solid disc but I do know there expensive

Better isolation of heat compared to a one piece disc and does not have the high cost and "faff" of a full floating disc.

[mercutio]

no they can be used with Honda 300mm discs but the bells are about £50 each the rotors around £250 for a pair i might have some pads i will have a look

[Merlin]

For the price difference I would use ATR discs (300 x 28mm) or CTR discs (300 x 25mm) if they fit, you can get decent ones for less than £100.

[Drax]

so, either ATR disks like
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/performan ... 0mm-x-28mm

or these
http://www.hispecrotors.co.uk/3002817610B.html
and these (in whatever rotor and offset size)
http://www.hispecmotorsport.co.uk/bells.html

??
id be looking at DS2500 pads..... would they be the standard lude size Merc or something bigger?

[mercutio]

they are not lude pads though drax they are unique to the calipers i am not sure but i think the calipers are r114-4

[Merlin]

or these
http://www.hispecrotors.co.uk/3002817610B.html

That is a damn good price!! My 330x32mm discs are £300 for the pair (without replacement bells).