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Old 09-02-2010, 10:49 AM   #1
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Hi guys,

I've searched but can't find them. Can anyone give me part numbers for the following?

Standard Front Discs - TT
Standard Rear Discs - TT
Slotted Front Discs - TT
Slotted Rear Discs - TT

Also, while I'm here. My current rear discs have a locating ring that sits over the hub locating ring meaning that I can't fit standard wheels on the rear. Is this definately a non standard disc issue, or is it normal? I have wheels I need to get on for roadworthy, but can't fit them because of this!

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Old 09-02-2010, 11:29 AM   #2
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Put a piccy up of the rear hubs.

Why do you want standard part numbers? Just get DBA's or RDA's off Caz or whoever you like. Clicky
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Also, while I'm here. My current rear discs have a locating ring that sits over the hub locating ring meaning that I can't fit standard wheels on the rear. Is this definately a non standard disc issue, or is it normal? I have wheels I need to get on for roadworthy, but can't fit them because of this!

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Are you sure that the locating ring can't be removed?

And as Chrispy said, get RDA or DBA rotors from Caz.
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Old 09-02-2010, 01:15 PM   #4
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Check the rear hub out here. The picture is a bit suss, I took it on my iPhone.

Rear Hub Picture

Will check today whether it can be removed or not, from memory it couldn't but I was in a rush.

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Old 09-02-2010, 01:18 PM   #5
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Looks like a plastic slip on locating ring. Used for some aftermarket wheels. Should slip off with some effort
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Looks like a plastic slip on locating ring. Used for some aftermarket wheels. Should slip off with some effort
Probably held on by rust (from the hub), a little WD-40 or equivalent should loosen it up.
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Thankyou gentleman,

I bit of persuasion with a mallet worked wonders.

Thanks again, sometimes I wonder how I survived at all without guys like you around.

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Old 09-02-2010, 03:07 PM   #8
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Thankyou gentleman,

I bit of persuasion with a mallet worked wonders.

Thanks again, sometimes I wonder how I survived at all without guys like you around.

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Sean,
The sole purpose of those rings(and the raised section of the hub on which they were fitted)is to centrally locate the rim and support the vehicle weight(so that no weight stress is placed on the wheel studs).
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