M5 Brake!!!!!
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There are a lot of considerations you have to take into account in doing this.
The first is that the PCD on an M5 5x120 (5-stud) where as the C20XE is 4x100 (4-stud). Also the bore of the M5 is ø74.1 compared to your Cally which is ø56.6
So what does this mean. It means that the if the disc could be fitted a) it would need the holes drilling for your stud fitment and [img]/cool.gif[/img] as the hole in the centre of the disc is bigger than your C20XE it would not sit central unless you got someone to fabricate some some spiggot rings.
Even if you could get them on (Which I doubt, without major hassle and money) then the seconds consideration is the mounting of the Caliper and if it will clear the aloys wheel.
If you have the time and money to throw at the project then, it can be done but personally you would be better off buying a set of uprated bigger brakes.
Hope the above info helps, youm ay know the right people to get this sorted but then again modyfying cars was never gonna be easy![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
The first is that the PCD on an M5 5x120 (5-stud) where as the C20XE is 4x100 (4-stud). Also the bore of the M5 is ø74.1 compared to your Cally which is ø56.6
So what does this mean. It means that the if the disc could be fitted a) it would need the holes drilling for your stud fitment and [img]/cool.gif[/img] as the hole in the centre of the disc is bigger than your C20XE it would not sit central unless you got someone to fabricate some some spiggot rings.
Even if you could get them on (Which I doubt, without major hassle and money) then the seconds consideration is the mounting of the Caliper and if it will clear the aloys wheel.
If you have the time and money to throw at the project then, it can be done but personally you would be better off buying a set of uprated bigger brakes.
Hope the above info helps, youm ay know the right people to get this sorted but then again modyfying cars was never gonna be easy
![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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jaybv6
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<a href="http://www.vaux-md.net" target="_blank">www.vaux-md.net</a> do 284mm kits for £195 and 308 kits for abit more
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leegsi
Marky Mark used to get his kits from Vaux-MD anyway so you'd be better off going straight through them. I have their 284mm kit (Calipers, pads & discs) on my 16v and it has improved my stopping power no end. Even when I (eventually) drop a turbo in my car these brakes will be up to scratch. Well worth £195!!!!
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SteveU
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