Brakes
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Stulios
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I believe new calipers are required due to the extra thickness.
I've heard some people avoid vented brakes on a Defender due to dirt getting into the grooves.
If it's extra braking power you need, have you checked all the components are working correctly?
I've heard some people avoid vented brakes on a Defender due to dirt getting into the grooves.
If it's extra braking power you need, have you checked all the components are working correctly?
timtheenchanteruk
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make sure your brakes are 100%, no seized pistons and your should be ok with standard brakes, vented are for preventing brake fade, round town there should be no difference in performance between those and solids,
Ruari
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If your running a 90 I wouldn't bother.
To go vented you need to either get the spacers and split the callipers. Or for all it's worth buy the wider callipers.
To go vented you need to either get the spacers and split the callipers. Or for all it's worth buy the wider callipers.
tottot
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Standard with good pads like Mintex.
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