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blazemin

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Car is fitted with ventilated 7.9 discs & KAD four point calipers. Present wheels are (old) 10" Minilites but there's no ET
marking on them.

I'd like some more wheels to enable me to do some competition but I've really no idea what will fit.

Anyone got this set up or anyone got any ideas as to which current alloy wheel will fit

Ta*smiley*


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Have you tried looking on KAD's web site. I'm sure they list the most popular wheels that will fit.

http://www.kad-uk.com/which-calipers.htm

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7.9 isnt really that big i belive scruffy was runinng some 10" wheels with 8.4" breaks and 6 pot calipers!!! Most 10's will fit over the 7.9 breaks if you want amazing quality and lightness get some force racing wheels, if i could afforde it i would get them for my pug as well as the minis ones.

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blazemin

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Have you tried looking on KAD's web site. I'm sure they list the most popular wheels that will fit..............Thanks Sprocket but already looked at that. The problem is that I don't want to order quite a few wheels........find that they don't fit [with my luck*oh well*]..........return them & try again.

Hopeful therefore of getting some definite info before putting my money where my mouth is.:)


blazemin

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Paul R...........wish that I could afford the Force jobbies as well but don't want a second mortgage.


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they dont cost that much... image 10" splits are 770!!! force are 150is per wheel

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On 25th Nov, 2010 Paul R said:
image 10" splits are 770!!!


Lots of money for some mb copies!

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On 25th Nov, 2010 Paul R said:
7.9 isnt really that big i belive scruffy was runinng some 10" wheels with 8.4" breaks and 6 pot calipers!!! .


True! This has been done to death there is no magic in it - please use the search button!

On 5th Sep, 2011 Vegard said:
I stand corrected. You should know *wink*



blazemin

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Already used the search button. Might be no magic in it but if it's there it's well hidden.


blazemin

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I obviously need help *surprised* ............or so my trick cyclist says..........but beyond that some TLC on advice on using the search would be useful. Tried various entries on a load of subjects but still can't turn up anything on the subject of the thread.

So *Yes* HELP *Yes* please. :)


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On 25th Nov, 2010 blazemin said:
Car is fitted with ventilated 7.9 discs & KAD four point calipers. Present wheels are (old) 10" Minilites but there's no ET
marking on them.

I'd like some more wheels to enable me to do some competition but I've really no idea what will fit.

Anyone got this set up or anyone got any ideas as to which current alloy wheel will fit

Ta*smiley*


I'm competing with the standard Cooper S brakes. Works brilliantly with Carbon Metallic pads. I'm not saying that there isn't better brakes around, I'm merely saying that you might get away with smaller brakes than you think.

On 13th Jul, 2012 Ben H said:
Mine gets in the way a bit, but only when it is up. If it is down it does not cause a problem.



blazemin

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Thanks Vegard but I'm reluctant to change on cost grounds.

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