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    #16
    Originally posted by escarolo View Post
    I have a new set of AP bolts, so I will do it as you say, but AP recomends between 15 and 20 Nm torque

    Best regards
    there is a AP diagram somewhere (probably posted by shimmy), similar to the one on this post which states 14nm.

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      #17
      I found this:

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        #18
        Ap def states 14Nm

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          #19
          I posted the instructions of Perfomance Friction Brakes, that are the discs that I am going to install.

          So, what torque should I apply?

          Best Regards

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            #20
            Originally posted by escarolo View Post
            I posted the instructions of Perfomance Friction Brakes, that are the discs that I am going to install.

            So, what torque should I apply?

            Best Regards
            PF disc on AP bells with AP nuts and bolts

            doubt it matters tbh as 14-16 Nm is pretty loose anyway.

            Try 15Nm and cross your fingers

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              #21
              Originally posted by shimmy View Post
              PF disc on AP bells with AP nuts and bolts

              doubt it matters tbh as 14-16 Nm is pretty loose anyway.

              Try 15Nm and cross your fingers

              Thanks, I wil try 15 Nm and let´s see what happens. In this moment I have the AP discs with cracks and almost "destroyed" but the car brakes perfect, very hard and no vibrations. I will try to change the rotors without dismount the caliper, but I suppose that is going to be very difficult.

              Best Regards

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                #22
                Originally posted by escarolo View Post
                . I will try to change the rotors without dismount the caliper, but I suppose that is going to be very difficult.

                Best Regards
                easy, just have to get it straight to the calliper and it goes straight in as long as pistons are in :thumbs:

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                  easy, just have to get it straight to the calliper and it goes straight in as long as pistons are in :thumbs:
                  So the steps are:

                  1. Jack the car
                  2. Remove whell :hahaha:
                  3. Remove pads
                  4. Move the pistons into the caliper
                  5. Remove bolts between discs and bells
                  6. Remove discs?

                  Sorry for my poor english...

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by escarolo View Post
                    So the steps are:

                    1. Jack the car
                    2. Remove whell :hahaha:
                    3. Remove pads
                    4. Move the pistons into the caliper
                    5. Remove bolts between discs and bells
                    6. Remove discs?

                    Sorry for my poor english...
                    No

                    1. Jack the car
                    2. Remove wheel :hahaha:
                    3. Remove pads
                    4. Move the pistons into the calipers
                    5. Undo two screws holding bell/disc to hub
                    6. Remove discs
                    7. When off the car remove bolts holding bell to old disc

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                      No

                      1. Jack the car
                      2. Remove wheel :hahaha:
                      3. Remove pads
                      4. Move the pistons into the calipers
                      5. Undo two screws holding bell/disc to hub
                      6. Remove discs
                      7. When off the car remove bolts holding bell to old disc

                      Ahhhh! Now it is perfectly clear!

                      I promise you a lot of pics

                      Best Regards from Madrid!

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                        #26
                        this is what i was looking for...

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                          #27
                          Can someone please post up some pics of the ap front kit installed, I just want to see how the anti rattle clips fit ie which way does the arrow point..

                          Cheers
                          Rich

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by flatout View Post
                            Can someone please post up some pics of the ap front kit installed, I just want to see how the anti rattle clips fit ie which way does the arrow point..

                            Cheers
                            Rich
                            Arrow points upwards and obviously the tubes hold the clip in place

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                              #29
                              Thanks shim.

                              That's what I did but just wanted to check I was on the right track...

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by flatout View Post
                                Thanks shim.

                                That's what I did but just wanted to check I was on the right track...
                                witht he anti rattle clips the only two mistakes you can make - which i know very well are

                                1. The front ones upside down
                                2. The rear ones inside out (should bow in to the calliper to hold the pad, not out)

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