Title: Rear break disc's
Post by: krede on March 20, 2011, 07:42:12 am
I have disassembled the rear breaks as they had seized after 3 years off the road.
Discs have a some grooves in them, but not too bad.
I can get them skimmed at work though, so what can anybody tell me the minimum thickness? (2.2 discs).. 9mm?
Also what's the torque of the hub nut?
Discs have a some grooves in them, but not too bad.
I can get them skimmed at work though, so what can anybody tell me the minimum thickness? (2.2 discs).. 9mm?
Also what's the torque of the hub nut?
Title: Re: Rear break disc's
Post by: Oetker on March 21, 2011, 08:26:19 am
Torque 25 daNM
minimum thick brake discs after skimming 10 mm end of life 9 mm
minimum thick brake discs after skimming 10 mm end of life 9 mm
Title: Re: Rear break disc's
Post by: krede on March 21, 2011, 03:44:58 pm
Thanks Oetker :)
Title: Re: Rear break disc's
Post by: klumzer on June 07, 2011, 05:46:54 pm
Hello,
Could anyone send me a similar figure of the Murena 2.2 rear brake disc?
I only have the 1.6...
Could anyone send me a similar figure of the Murena 2.2 rear brake disc?
I only have the 1.6...
Title: Re: Rear break disc's
Post by: roy4matra on June 08, 2011, 01:29:43 am
Hello,
Could anyone send me a similar figure of the Murena 2.2 rear brake disc?
I only have the 1.6...
Could anyone send me a similar figure of the Murena 2.2 rear brake disc?
I only have the 1.6...
1.6 and 2.2 are the same. The only difference is the 2.2 disc is larger in diameter to provide extra metal for absorbing and getting rid of the extra heat.
Roy
Title: Re: Rear break disc's
Post by: klumzer on June 08, 2011, 05:34:47 pm
So, you mean that the fig is perfect except for the largest diameter which is 260mm instead of 234.
Technical descriptions are a bit confusing concerning diameters of discs.
Thanks.
Technical descriptions are a bit confusing concerning diameters of discs.
Thanks.
