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Old 06-05-2010, 07:46 AM   #1
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Default Rear Brake upgrade for AU1 with I.R.S

Looking at upgrading the rear brakes on my AU1 XR8 with I.R.S.
Having looked on the sites here and it seems the rear brakes off a BF2 XR8 or Turbo with vented rotors or the Territory rears will fit.
Is this correct?
By reading on here they require a spacer of approx 3mm between the caliper and mounting point for the Bf's to fit at the correct position. Do the Terrority's calipers require the same size spacer to fit?
Are the Terrority's rotors vented as well?

Any information would be appricated.

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