Biggest brakes for under 15" wheel (w124 / w201)
Biggest brakes for under 15" wheel (w124 / w201)
For the sake of a rally car, I am limited to 15" wheels. What is the biggest arrangement that can fit? I have heard through searching that an OEM four piston that can work under the 15" wheel but never verified. Cruising through parts catalogs for various models didn't help much. All I have encountered was the E320 type brakes which require 16" wheels.
Thanks!
the four pot on the 24v 300CE i got had 15" wheels paired with them, so those should be an option
think it was from 1992, and the parts should be a direct fit on atleast the regular w124 i think. have both the calipers+disc stored so could get some measurments later tomorrow.
All cars with M104 engine have 15" wheels, be it the 300E-24 or the E320. They just require a-arms with fixed ball joints. AND not ALL 15" wheels fit!! Most 8-hole alloys do, though.
See here, just some threads back: http://www.superturbodiesel.com/std/Thre...std-wheels
an european version, i think atleast, was here in sweden, and we dont exactly have many US w124coupes
the only 16" equiped w124 should be the 500E i think (and perhaps 400E)
For the front (top row) 295x22 and 294x25 4 piston found on 93-95 W124s. On a racecar you're going to want the thicker rotors. For the rear (botom row) 290x10 found on some 95 E320 wagons and most W210s. The pad area on these is huge compared to all the others.
My 1995 w124 E320 has 15" alu OEM wheels, but regular steel wheels dont fit
ATE number? Piston diameter? Only early 400E brake will fit under 15" aluminium wheels (not all 15"). 500E 16" only.
(04-10-2015, 07:15 AM)Hario We fitted these to ours with stock 15"s, I think they are from a W124, probably the V8 one..
(04-10-2015, 07:15 AM)Hario We fitted these to ours with stock 15"s, I think they are from a W124, probably the V8 one..
Aren't the #38 & #39 castings(can see a 38 on the one in the bottom of the picture) usually 300e 24V calipers? & the #49 #50 castings usually e320?
There's also an ATE 4 pot that was used on R107 SLs (& can fit w126, not sure about w123 & earlier though) but I don't know what numbers are cast into those.
(04-17-2015, 06:30 AM)Eric78 Aren't the #38 & #39 castings(can see a 38 on the one in the bottom of the picture) usually 300e 24V calipers? & the #49 #50 castings usually e320?
There's also an ATE 4 pot that was used on R107 SLs (& can fit w126, not sure about w123 & earlier though) but I don't know what numbers are cast into those.
(04-17-2015, 06:30 AM)Eric78 Aren't the #38 & #39 castings(can see a 38 on the one in the bottom of the picture) usually 300e 24V calipers? & the #49 #50 castings usually e320?
There's also an ATE 4 pot that was used on R107 SLs (& can fit w126, not sure about w123 & earlier though) but I don't know what numbers are cast into those.
(04-12-2015, 03:52 AM)DiseaselWeasel ATE number? Piston diameter? Only early 400E brake will fit under 15" aluminium wheels (not all 15"). 500E 16" only.
(04-12-2015, 03:52 AM)DiseaselWeasel ATE number? Piston diameter? Only early 400E brake will fit under 15" aluminium wheels (not all 15"). 500E 16" only.
(04-17-2015, 06:30 AM)Eric78 Aren't the #38 & #39 castings(can see a 38 on the one in the bottom of the picture) usually 300e 24V calipers? & the #49 #50 castings usually e320?
There's also an ATE 4 pot that was used on R107 SLs (& can fit w126, not sure about w123 & earlier though) but I don't know what numbers are cast into those.
(04-17-2015, 06:30 AM)Eric78 Aren't the #38 & #39 castings(can see a 38 on the one in the bottom of the picture) usually 300e 24V calipers? & the #49 #50 castings usually e320?
There's also an ATE 4 pot that was used on R107 SLs (& can fit w126, not sure about w123 & earlier though) but I don't know what numbers are cast into those.