i have made a list of cars that had the same calipers as the panda selecta, so all panda owners can convert they brakes for better stopping power.

1: punto 60 - 75 - 90 with ABS, 11/1993 on.
2: punto 75 - 90 without ABS, 11/1993 on.
3: punto 1.7 TD, 11/1993 on.
4: tipo 1.6, 1988 to 03/1993.
5: tipo 1.9 TD, 1988 to 03/1993.
6: tipo 1.7 D and 1.9 D both with ABS, all years.
7: uno 70ie 1.4 selecta, 07/1989 on.
8: uno 1.4 TD, 10/1986 on.
9: uno 1.7 D super, 11/1986 on.
10: uno 60 D, 07/1989 on.
11: uno 1.1 selecta, 07/1989 on.
12: tempra 1.9 D including turbo, 03/1990 to 08/1997.
13: tempra 1.8ie, 03/1990 to 08/1997.
14: tempra 1.4 and 1.6 both with ABS, 03/1990 to 08/1997.
15: panda selecta, 04/1991 on.
16: regata all, 09/1983 on.
17: ritmo nuova 105TC and 130TC, 05/1983 on.

18: lancia Y10 turbo, 02/1985 to 12/1995.
19: prisma 1.5 and 1.6, 01/1983 on.
20: dedra 2.0 TD, 01/1990 to 01/1993.
21: dedra 1.8ie, 01/1990 on.
22: dedra 1.6ie with ABS, 01/1990 on.
23: delta 1.6 GR - HF turbo, 01/1983 to 03/1984.
24: delta 1.6 GT - HF turbo, 04/1984 on.

hope this helps someone, and good rep would be nice

This might come in handy for something ... thanks Chris

Thanks that was very usefull,might try uprate 1000cl's brakes

sisleyman said:

Thanks that was very usefull,might try uprate 1000cl's brakes

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That list is for calipers that are compatible with the selecta, i think there different to other pandas. (i.e. your 1000cl).

Does anyone know if you can swap the calipers to selecta ones easily and safely. I wouldnt bother myself but Im concerned about the advice given at the start as it implies they will go on any Panda...

nuovapanda said:

Does anyone know if you can swap the calipers to selecta ones easily and safely. I wouldnt bother myself but Im concerned about the advice given at the start as it implies they will go on any Panda...

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There are tons of calipers available for the average panda that'll more than do the job... the selecta has got a large lump of gearbox to add to the mass... so they uprated the brakes on those alone. finding new replacements is fairly hard...

i have seen selecta brakes on various pandas including a 1000 super, and 903cc. its quite easy to put selecta brakes on any panda, but you will also need the pads and discs.

lloydtyphoon said:

That list is for calipers that are compatible with the selecta, i think there different to other pandas. (i.e. your 1000cl).

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THANKS YOU'VE SAVED ME A BIT OF TIME,WHAT ABOUT 4X4 CALIPERS AND DISCS?

sisleyman said:

THANKS YOU'VE SAVED ME A BIT OF TIME,WHAT ABOUT 4X4 CALIPERS AND DISCS?

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you can get that off Alan i think without too much trauma.

i think.. the golf tdi has the same diameter disc (vented tho) and the same (but longer stoke) calipers. as the selecta. might be a good upgrade

punto 75 - 90 have bigger disks that dont fit inside a 13" wheel

How about some bad rep for misinformation?

dave said:

punto 75 - 90 have bigger disks that dont fit inside a 13" wheel

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yes but if you take the calipers off a punto 75 or 90 and use panda selecta discs, it will be ok.

the calipers mentioned are - left caliper, Girling 341294. right caliper, Girling 341295. you might have different size discs, but all the calipers are the same.

selecta caliper - http://www.budweg.com/budwegweb/catalogue/caliperQueryview.asp?key=2014

normal panda caliper - http://www.budweg.com/budwegweb/catalogue/caliperQueryview.asp?key=2013

Tony M said:

you can get that off Alan i think without too much trauma.

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I bought a set of exchange unit calipers from TMS, worked out at £15.00 each after exchanging the old calipers & they were replaced by FIAT one's.

The discs were £4.80 each and the pads £10 odd so about £50 to change the lot brand new although you may as well change the brake fluid whilst your at it.