break disc

[Mr Rzz]

hi i want know does any ppl put 300mm break disc on a Dc2r with 16 inch rim?

[Bludger]

hi i want know does any ppl put 300mm break disc on a Dc2r with 16 inch rim?for what purpose??

whats your goal?

[Mr Rzz]

i want get ap break off dc5r
but break disc on dc5r is us 330mm
wondeirng if i get 300mm disc and modf can it
fit with 16 inch rim on it

[Tai]

It's brake not break.

[Bludger]

i want get ap break off dc5r
but break disc on dc5r is us 330mm
wondeirng if i get 300mm disc and modf can it
fit with 16 inch rim on ityou didn't answer my question.

why do you need 330mm or 300mm disks for?

[cupnoodle]

To stop quicker, i would assume.

[Bludger]

To stop quicker, i would assume.282 Endless or spoon setup isn't enough??

why 300mm??

[45SET]

i want get ap break off dc5r
but break disc on dc5r is us 330mm
wondeirng if i get 300mm disc and modf can it
fit with 16 inch rim on it

So you want to put AP brake kit designed for a DC5R (AUDM or JDM) onto a DC2r...

If so... its going to be more work then its worth, and you'd be better off looking for a simular sized kit MADE for a DC2R.

Like Bludger said, look into one of the kits that are already available for the DC2R, as the stock brakes are known to be VERY good.

Also on a further note... unless you plan to track the car a fair but, there is no real need to go to the extent of upgrading rotors and calipers for a street car.

[Mr Rzz]

It's brake not break.


:osorry man type too fast lol sometime dunt knwo wut i ma typing


282 Endless or spoon setup isn't enough??

why 300mm??


i got 280mm DBA BRAKE disc (this word for TAI :wave:) on car ATM ,
can i fit AP Calipers (from Dc5R) with 280mm brake disc?
got a freind selling AP Brake Kits from his dc5r but he is using 330mm disc with his 17inch rim,
and i just got new 16 CE28N amd dunt want spend other 3k for 17 ce28n fit break kit on ,that s y i wondering any ppl put 300mm brake disc with some big Calipers on a dc2/r or ek?


So you want to put AP brake kit designed for a DC5R (AUDM or JDM) onto a DC2r...

If so... its going to be more work then its worth, and you'd be better off looking for a simular sized kit MADE for a DC2R.

Like Bludger said, look into one of the kits that are already available for the DC2R, as the stock brakes are known to be VERY good.

Also on a further note... unless you plan to track the car a fair but, there is no real need to go to the extent of upgrading rotors and calipers for a street car.

yea that wut i mean
yea i know it not worth for upgrading rotors and calipers for street car :o

yea i found out wut i go do now

thx u guy reply :)

[Bludger]

your friends setup fit your car or not, how the hell do we know, take it to a mechanic so he can look at it and tell you.