alexgs said:

well well... Big matt has a girlfriend! :d

hello krissie - ours was registered (on exemption) so it didn't have to be re-vin'd. That would make most unos uneconomic. You could always do some sort of 're-shell' to make a registered-uno keep us posted - start a thread!

-alex

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hey does any one know what brake discs can fit on the fiat uno 1992 fire model apart from fiat ones for example i want to know if i can fit the corsa 1.2 discs the 1991 model any one know let me know

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costis28 said:

hey does any one know what brake discs can fit on the fiat uno 1992 fire model apart from fiat ones for example i want to know if i can fit the corsa 1.2 discs the 1991 model any one know let me know

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Why on earth would you want to fit discs meant for a totally different car when there are plenty of new discs available for the Uno?

I split this into a new thread, as it really didn't relate to the project thread it was posted in

I agree with Chas. Correct discs for the standard FIATs are cheap as chips - if I recall correctly, Halfords has them for less than 10 pounds each. If you're trying to upgrade the brakes, that's a different story. No point up-sizing discs without up-sizing calipers as well.

-Alex

OR

UPgrade by buying solid grooved drilled discs made by OMP / Tarox / EBC intended for the Uno
YB RAcing OMP Discs

OR

UPgrade to vented discs complete with calipers originally intended for the Uno Turbo

...OR, disappear off the forum after two posts, never to be seen again

Thanks for the new link, Jo0lz.

-Alex

alexGS said:

Thanks for the new link, Jo0lz.

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YeaH thought it would be of use to someone......probably me!!!
As it sounds like my front passenger side pad is DuFFeD