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PostPosted: 12 Sep 2006, 18:54 
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Could someone provide me with some photos of AB and AC discbrakes?

I THINK I HAVE AC BRAKES, BUT NOT ENTIRELY SURE!

HOW CAN I TELL? :cry:

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measure the rotors

AB turbo / AC non-turbo
Diameter = 242mm
Original Thickness = 18mm
Minimum Thickness = 16.4mm

AC turbo
Diameter = 266mm
Original Thickness = 24mm
Min Thickness = 22.4mm

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thanks MerlinTheHapyPig! I'll have to check it out!!! ;)

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Well... I measured the discs with a steel rule through the mags, I couldn't be bothered removing a wheel... :lol:

APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS:
21mm - Thick
260mm - Diameter
55-60mm - Actual pad surface width.

It seems to be in between the measurements...
Would this suggest AB or AC brakes?

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probably AC, and if the thickness is correct, then the rotors are undersized and need replacing.

Remove the wheel and check properly...... if you have some verniers or a micrometer, they are better to accurately check thickness.

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