Technical Disc brakes on punto from Tipo or Bravo HGT

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Technical Disc brakes on punto from Tipo or Bravo HGT

Davey1

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Hello,

I am new to this forum.
I have a punto 85, 98. Unfortunatelly i do not have a rear discs so I would really like to put it on my punto. I can not get the rear brakes from GT because new ones are too expensive and there is no wrecked GT on the market.

I've been talking to some people about the brakes from FIAT Tipo. It seems that I could take the brakes from Tipo (maybe even from Bravo HGT - i have an oprtunity to buy brakes from bravo hgt) and put it on Punto. Iit seems to be the same brakes on all cars : rear(240mm) and even the front one (ventilated 257 or 284 mm), but i hope that some of you can confirm me that. I can live with small modifications.

Thank you, hope to get some help





Davey
 
you don't really need rear disc brakes on a 1.2 punto, that's why they don't have them! i know they loook better than drums but i'd say it'll be a pain in the arse to convert

Met Cognac 99 Brava 100 HSX,
 
Agreed - and in in normal driving I'll bet you'll notice very little difference anyway. On the track or very fast driving, the Tipo Brakes will still be crap and overheat / fade in no time.

Spend the time / money on something else! What about upgrading Pads / Discs / Shoes etc. to TarOx or similar - probably cheaper / easier?

Here come da judge...
 
thx guys

but what i really wanted to know is are the brakes on punto and tipo the same?

Davey
 
dunno! i heard the punto suspension was derived from the tipo

Met Cognac 99 Brava 100 HSX,
 
no there not :) putting it simply (exleast i hope not, or im givin crap info), but why wud dyu wnna du that? it'd prob be better in the long run to wait 4 a Gt set 2 come rownd aswell, as they'd b made 4 that type of car, an then u could look into an engine transplant aswell *drools*
 
Hello guyst
Thank you for your posts

In the mean time I got disks from TIPO 2.0 16v (front and rear). Now I have to find some time to install it. Taking a first look it needs minor modificatins but nothing drastic. Hope I'll install it soon so I can. I've got whole set (front and rear) for 100 Euro :). Just to compare: one original new fiat calliper for rear brakes costs about 500 Euro at Fiat service shop in my country. Oh yeah, the front disks are 284 mm :). This will look great....!

Davey
 
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