WANTED: Rear disc brakes from a 2.0l Cavalier

[scharatz]

As title, I'm after a complete rear disc brake setup to replace the drum brakes on my 1.8i cavalier. I was told any 2.0l Cavalier rear discs will do, including the Ecotec.

I'm after the complete setup, i.e. the rear hubs, the rear sections of brake line, and the handbrake cable (and anything else that I might need)

Cheers

[appytiser]

£70 delivered for all you need
discs and pads are only a few hundred miles old

cheers lee

[scharatz]

BTW, I'd prefer if they were from a reasonable mileage car and in good condition.

[appytiser]

car had only done 48k

[scharatz]

Sorry Lee, I only saw your post after I posted that :Cool2:


That sounds very good. Is there any chance of a photo?


Cheers :Cool2:

[scharatz]

Any luck Lee ?

[scharatz]

bump

[Festerfly]

might be able to help when this diplomat arrives...

[scharatz]

might be able to help when this diplomat arrives...
Any idea of the mileage the car has covered and the age?

[Festerfly]

1994 L plate diplomat unsure of milage but that should be irrelevant its mainly down to the pads and discs Age & conditon i would have thought..?

[appytiser]

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[scharatz]

Lee,
What about the brakes from the 48k car (the blue saloon)? You said those were a few hundred miles old.

And are they both for the 4 stud setup?

[appytiser]

yes both for a 4 stud
brakes on the blue saloon are like new but as the car hasnt been driven for weeks they have surface rust so a pic is pointless as they just look poo even though theyre not :lmao:

[scharatz]

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