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Hi!
My front brakes in my 2.0 litre '89 190E is somewhat "not nearly so good as in new cars made today" . What are the work/items involved/cost to replace the solid front discs & calipers to ventilated disc & calipers from a 190 E 2.3 litre(if possible)? /thx |
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Don't know what size wheel you have!! But if you are going to change brakes, find an old 300E(junk yard) & swap front brakes from it. The 190E 16V used the same brakes as the 300E so they will bolt on, but you need at least 6.5" wide wheels.
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The junk yard seems to be a much more chepier place to look for replacement stuff than my local MB dealer. BTW I had forgotten that the ventilated calipers are bigger and therefor my wheel maybe would not fit( I will have to check that before I do any swap).
What about the main brakecylinder & vacuum clock, do I need to change them aswell? Has someone done this swap? Thanks! |
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