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Fg Xr6T Brake Specs

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#1

Could someone let me know what the specs are on the front brakes in a fg xr6t..

cheers :w00t2:

#2

Hi Mate,

FG XR6t brake specs are:

322mm x 28mm (thick) Fronts

328mm x 26mm (thick) Rears

Was it just rotor dimensions you were after?

#3
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if u got caliper specs that would be great also... are they 2 pot calipers?

#4

Yes, they are a two pot mate.

#5

The earlier FGXR6T's like mine did not have ventilated 328mm rotors on the rear. 303mm solid disc instead but I upgraded to the Territory rears quite cheaply. Rears are single piston. Fronts are twin piston.

#6

much difference with the rears changed?

#7

Thanks for the info nelson. I havnt seen a FG turbo with those rear rotors yet.

That means they would be the same rear rotors as what is on the non turbo Falcons.

Can I ask what year and month build your FG is?

:stirthepot:

#8
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yeah I was told the ba-bfs *xr6t and xr8s have ventilated rear discs, my fg made in early 2009 has the solid smaller rear disc,

I need to upgrade them though after upgrading the fronts to 6pot brembos today lol =)

#9

11/08 FG, 303mm rear solids.

My old 06/07 BF MK2 had 303mm rear solids too.

#10

Mine are solid rears as well. But been slotted 4000's for a while. Can't see any real advantage to upgrade to ventilated though. Can't imagine noticing any difference.

Benny

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