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RallyQuattro 4th August 2012 10:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PsYcHe (Post 44058)
PF is a no... not without swapping them for a FL, and not an early FL either as they had the same hubs...

What is an FL ?
And do you know that RS6 rear will fit this FL ?

RallyQuattro 4th August 2012 10:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thebluewhale (Post 44052)
Right,

As you've already found out the offsets for the RS/S6 setup are a bit out. Mike (Conan) tried to fit S6 rears to his and gave up. I think the front offset for RS6 discs are out as well. You may need RS/S 4 fronts.

The easiest rear brake upgrade is the B7 (I think) RS4 discs and calipers. It's fairly straight forward as you only need to drill out the hubs an extra 2mm to mount the calipers and fit the handbrake cables from an A8L.

Your car is a '97 so you have the steel hubs. I have a set of steel hubs pre drilled ready for the RS4 calipers. They're a bit tatty now but perfectly useable if you're interested.


Good luck with it +++

But now i have bought RS6 brakes...:(
And RS4 i think is only 324mm right?

And who is it in the Poll above that have fit RS6 rear brakes?

Architex_mA8tey 4th August 2012 10:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RallyQuattro (Post 44061)
What is an FL ?
And do you know that RS6 rear will fit this FL ?

FL = Facelift model
PF = Pre Facelift model

Quote:

Originally Posted by RallyQuattro (Post 44062)
But now i have bought RS6 brakes...:(
And RS4 i think is only 324mm right?

And who is it in the Poll above that have fit RS6 rear brakes?

I think it was Conan The Librarian

RallyQuattro 5th August 2012 07:30 AM

And FL He means 2003-2006 right?
But have anyone mounted RS6 rear brakes on an 2003-2006 A8/S8 ?

Architex_mA8tey 5th August 2012 08:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RallyQuattro (Post 44065)
And FL He means 2003-2006 right?
But have anyone mounted RS6 rear brakes on an 2003-2006 A8/S8 ?

No not quite - he was talking about the D2 I think not the D3 shape -

The D2 Original Shape A8/S8 - (called 4D by Audi)
Pre Facelift - 1994 to Sept 1999
Facelift - Sept 1999 to Nov 2002

D3 Next Shape A8/S8 (Called 4E by Audi)
Pre Facelift - Nov 2002 to 2005
Facelift - 2005 - sept 2007
Further Facelift Sept 2007 to 2010

D4 Current Shape A8/S8 (Called 4H by Audi)
2010 to now

If your S8 is a 97 then it is a D2 PF

RallyQuattro 5th August 2012 08:55 AM

But i don't think that RS6 rear brakes will fit D2 facelift either, but maybe it fits D3:Confused:
But D3 have electric handbrake so maybe no one have tested to uppgrade the rear brakes on that one.


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Amanda 5th August 2012 10:44 AM

I have the c6 brake upgrade on my c5 ( ft and rear)and yes the c6 rear brakes have the electronic handbrake attached but I have movit calipers with audi discs and pads with a bracket made to attach the handbrake. Martin at unit 20 fitted mine but I don't think he is using that now as he is doing a Loba version.

RallyQuattro 5th August 2012 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amanda (Post 44072)
I have the c6 brake upgrade on my c5 ( ft and rear)and yes the c6 rear brakes have the electronic handbrake attached but I have movit calipers with audi discs and pads with a bracket made to attach the handbrake. Martin at unit 20 fitted mine but I don't think he is using that now as he is doing a Loba version.

C5 and C6 :Confused:

Are you talking about an A6 with RS6 brakes or what?

RallyQuattro 5th August 2012 06:11 PM

Where can I find used rear brake calipers and discs from RS4 B7 ?


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Amanda 5th August 2012 08:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RallyQuattro (Post 44092)
C5 and C6 :Confused:

Are you talking about an A6 with RS6 brakes or what?

No an rs6 with 2 types of brakes


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