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how hard is it to fit the 4 pot calipers from the mgf to a monty?
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You need to have 16 inch or bigger wheels to fit the calipers.
Otherwise not too hard but you'll need the discs turned down to fit too.www.maestroturbo.org.uk - The Tickford Maestro Turbo Register
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From what I understand it is only the mg tf 160 alloys that will fit the 4 pots under, so it is more a point of getting both the wheels and the calipers. There are other 16" mg alloys but I don't think the calipers fit under them.Comment
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From what I understand it is only the mg tf 160 alloys that will fit the 4 pots under, so it is more a point of getting both the wheels and the calipers. There are other 16" mg alloys but I don't think the calipers fit under them.Comment
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We have a brand new set of 16" MGF Trophy alloys in stock that these calipers will fit under. This set of wheels is £450.MG ZR, anthracite - sold & gone
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You can fit upto 295mm under some 15" wheels if you use either a Wilwood, Compbrake caliper or convert the MGF calipers to radial mountComment
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i have the 16" 11 spokes ready to go. what i really wanted to know was would i have to custom make any parts such as carriers or will the calipers just bolt on?Comment
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From memory modify the hub bolt spacing, shave a bit off the caliper to miss the hub and turn the discs down to 295, add new custom flexible linesComment
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