Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: david_omega on 07 April 2010, 23:12:25
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Just fitted a set of discs and pads to my 3.2i saloon today. another job off the list, very pleased with them, and they where an absolute steal price wise.. approx £54 for the pair incl pads.
One more job i am now competent at doing too.
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Just fitted a set of discs and pads to my 3.2i saloon today. another job off the list, very pleased with them, and they where an absolute steal price wise.. approx £54 for the pair incl pads.
One more job i am now competent at doing too.
was that for the front or rear?
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This is the only job im 100% sure of doing on the Omega, very easy to do. Was that for genuine discs/pads?
Iain
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VTECH discs and brand name pads (cant remember which), its a high mileage car i took a punch in the face for price wise, so no its not GM gear gone on there, its going out tomorrow, so at least its done now.
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Hi,
what size discs fit on those ?? Was it a police spec one?
Regards
Ploppy
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I have personally had a lot of issues with cheap pattern discs, hence why I always slap genuine on mine now.
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Hi,
what size discs fit on those ?? Was it a police spec one?
Regards
Ploppy
Police or not, 3.2s have 296mm discs!!
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Thanks dbug.....
regards Ploppy :y
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Is that size just the front pair?
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Watch the rear discs as V6's from 2001 onwards have vented rears and if you fit solid discs instead then the pistons pop out of the calipers after a short period of time!
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Hi,
what size discs fit on those ?? Was it a police spec one?
Regards
Ploppy
Police or not, 3.2s have 296mm discs!!
One thing i have never been able to work out is why have vec gsi got 308mm discs,and on the omega 3.2 which is a lot heavier,and has more bhp only got 296mm. :-/
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Guess related to the fact its an older car/design