Rear Brake Back Plates

[sam jfm 0]

my back plates are falling to bits, do i need them on? and if i do where is best to get them from and a rough price?

 

cheers sam

[Tom Fenton 1,540]

I'm guessing you are refering to rear disc brakes, if so you can run without them if you want, I personally do and have not noticed any adverse effects.

[cRaig 273 1 Cars]

Can still buy them from peugeot, I picked up a pair earlier this year, part number 4209 80, were about 13 quid each I think

[sam jfm 0]

Yeh the disc back plates! well if i can run without i will in the name of weight and money saving

[Miles 331 1 Cars]

Always take them off on anything I have, Horrid rusty thing's

[jord294 91]

Always take them off on anything I have, Horrid rusty thing's

 

a little bit of powder-coating stops the rust

 

 

[one-lady-owner 1]

Holy [insert expletive here]!!!

 

Those pics have just made me a little weak at the knees, I may swoon!!

 

Nicely done!

[chuvit 0]

First time your out in the rain your going to be in tears.

 

Does look very nice though.

[jord294 91]

First time your out in the rain your going to be in tears.

 

Does look very nice though.

 

dry weather and show car only

[sam jfm 0]

Any way of sorting the brake hose holder part? the nut has broken off and is stuck in the trailing arm? the one in that picture looks like its connected to the plate that runs between the two caliper bolts?

[jord294 91]

drill it out

[CosKev 16]

the one in that picture looks like its connected to the plate that runs between the two caliper bolts?

 

No its not,its just the way the pic looks

Its mounted as per standard

[sam jfm 0]

Cool, i will crack out the mole grips and drills! i dont suppose anyone has a spair bracket they would sell me for a few pennies?