

You can use 8.4" discs turned down to 7.9" or 7.75" though, many companies make very good 4 pot alloy calipers for these sizes. Personally I dislike the Fiesta caliper or massive spacer route (including the spaced wheels available that sit next to the brake rather then over it). Incidentally there are other options for fitting 10" rims. Whether they are the right choice for your particular installation is a lot more complex a question. Lets limit it to saying that S brakes, when fitted properly and plumbed correctly using appropriately sized wheels and tyres are adequate to brake the mass of a standard Mini. I went over it in my head a couple of times to check, still failed! Concerns have been raised over anyone saying that any given set of brakes are fine, without knowing much about the installation and use in question. Windows 11 / Windows 10 64 bit / Windows 10. Comparison of the diameter against the radius is going to exactly the same Yes I had it in my head that the calculation above was comparing the diameter of one to the radius of the other but looking again I don't think it is. An alternative to the Windows registry viewer and explorer that brings to the table additional fu.
