Front 6-pot calipers from SLK55AMG. Can I use 345mm brakes?
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Front 6-pot calipers from SLK55AMG. Can I use 345mm brakes?
Finally bought pair of 6pot front calipers from SLK55. I'm gonna use them on my C55.
Guys, do you know, can I use my original C55 brake discs with these calipers? 345mm
Calipers are regular ones (for 340mm rotors), NOT 030 package.
Thanks
Guys, do you know, can I use my original C55 brake discs with these calipers? 345mm
Calipers are regular ones (for 340mm rotors), NOT 030 package.
Thanks
Last edited by busta55; 07-11-2016 at 11:51 AM.
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You can use 4-pot or 6-pot Fronts & Rears, nothing to do with balanced..!,,
the only thing to consider, is Front Rotor should to be bigger than Rear Rotor for braking mass weight of the Engine..!!
,,ZAYED,,
the only thing to consider, is Front Rotor should to be bigger than Rear Rotor for braking mass weight of the Engine..!!
,,ZAYED,,
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My bad
But strange why so many people writing about 340x30: https://mbworld.org/forums/c36-amg-c...ml#post5697543
But strange why so many people writing about 340x30: https://mbworld.org/forums/c36-amg-c...ml#post5697543
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Check the CLK forum. I did a post on this. Although I don't think I put photos of the front. None the less as Zayed mentioned, use industrial type washers as I did. I wrote in the post what I used as my disc were shot and new ones locally from agents are insanely priced. Nobody else stocks them two piece in my area so I would have to opt for Ebay which I didn't. Only difference I noticed was heavier steering.
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One more question.. Anyone painted calipers with regular car paint? Is it ok or I need only heat-resistant paint? Also what lacquer should I use?
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Regular car paint should work. As long as you apply clear coat thereafter. 2k lacquer is always best for that shine. Dono if you guys call it that over there.
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Changed my mind on painting calipers, because my car is silver and I don't think yellow or orange calipers will suit my car. Just done a touch up to mask scuffs, I'll leave original color Not like new of course, but I think on a car it will be OK