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Date: Saturday, April 29, 2000 12:03
PM
Subject: Brake conversions To whom it may concern,
I was checking out the 200B brake conversion on the adelaide
1600 club webpage and wondered what struts are required? Can you use the
1600 struts or do you have to have the 200B struts. If the 200B struts are
a requirement, can 1600 springs be adapted to them(my lowered springs are
only two months old) Is the rotor solid, cross drilled or
ventilated? Is it a single, double or four(probably not) piston
caliper? Is the 200B booster a strict requirement or would a 180B
booster(which I already have) or even the 1600 booster be fine for this
configuration? I already have a set of 240K struts and brakes lying around
but I'm wondering if the 200B conversion would be far more worthwile?
I would consider the 200B conversion if the advantages over the 240K
conversion. Sorry for all the questions but unfortunately the VL
commdore(awesome brake setup though) option is out 'cause I have 13 inch rims,
just purchased and don't have the money or need to be buying new ones in the
forseeable future.
Once again, sorry for all the questions but thanks a million
for reading it.
Daniel Kroehn, devoted 1600 lover and owner.
P.S email-
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