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| BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Mangalore
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| Hi guys, We have an early 2000 model lancer with a rear disc conversion! The mod was done by one of the previous owners but we aren't sure who! All we know is he is/was a part of this forum and is quite active in the modding/tuning scene(in blore?). A coupla months ago the hand brake cable snapped and ive been running around searching for a replacement ever since. No one knows which car the rear suspension and brakes came off and thus the chances of finding the cable in mlore seems bleak. Attached herewith are some pics of the rear caliper and a marking of the place where the handbrake cable (inner and outer) are connected. I hope someone would recognize the rear caliper and pitch in with some suggestions. Thanks in advance. Cheers! ![]() ![]() ![]() NOTE: a. There are 2 separate cables, one for the left and the other right. b. The clamps that help secure the cable to the body and arm are fixed to the cable and match exactly with the mounting holes on the arm leading us to believe the entire rear suspension was swapped out from another car. EDIT: for those of you who are wondering, yes, it is the infamous mivec from bangalore/Coimby. Last edited by james : 16th March 2012 at 21:04. |
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| Distinguished - BHPian ![]() | Throw in some pics of the actual car, so if someone does recognize it, they might be able to help you out. |
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| Distinguished - BHPian ![]() | I vaguely remember, wasnt this fellow member harrie's mivec ? I could be wrong though, is it the same one on this thread http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/long-t...xperience.html (Mitsubishi Lancer Mivec - Ownership Experience) ? |
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My next concern is the brake pad! We are gonna be in a soup when they come up for replacement! Last edited by james : 16th March 2012 at 21:56. | ||
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Brake pads are pretty much standard. Bosch/TVS makes most of the OEM replacement pads and it should not be a problem getting them. | |
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I surely hope they are available! Was thinking of a brake upgrade as the stopping power is extremely inadequate but as of now, we have to make do with what we have! | |
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| Senior - BHPian | It has a EVO rear disc conversion 114.3 PCDs as far as I can remember. See if you can get a cable from a cedia that should work. The pads for an EVO should match, easiest mod would be to change all 4 discs with a cedia, that way scouting for parts will not be a major issue. PS: it's not advisable to severe ties with the seller/ modifier if you don't know what went into the car. Pramod |
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When we upgrade the brakes, we would be going in for some good aftermarket stuff and not the cedias brakes as they are overpriced and future spare availability is quiet a questionmark with HM. Regarding severing ties with the dpo, it has been discussed in detail in the past. I wouldnt keep in touch with someone who lies through his teeth. On the other side, i picked up the rdd baleno over a year ago and i still share a good rapport with the previous owner and the tuner because of all the transparency right from the begining.. Id like to meet the guy who built up the lancer though. Cheers!! EDIT: i changed the front brake pads last year. The oe petrol lancer pads were a direct fit! ![]() Last edited by james : 17th March 2012 at 12:59. | |
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![]() Sajith is there on this forum(haris). Contact him as far as I know him he is a reasonable guy. Pramod Last edited by pramodkumar : 17th March 2012 at 15:27. | |
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I too think it is better to see if the Cedia brakes can be fitted!!it does not matter if it is overpriced, at least you can procure them!!The service center folk are quite nice when it comes to helping you get parts! | |
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Yes the guys at southern motors have always been very helpful and courteous to us. Thumbs-up to them! Ive to change the lower arms next week! Will talk to them and get a quotation for the brakes as well! The 2nd cedia is owned by my neighbour who also owns the dealership! I need to catch him and have a look under his car! Last edited by james : 17th March 2012 at 21:38. | |||
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| BHPian | If that is a 4 x 114.3 PCD then that rear brake conversion is off EVO 1,2,3. THese are bolt on. Therefore remaining parts are bolt on too. Check the PCD and if it matches, search Ebay for EVO 1,2,3 hand brake cable. Btw what front brakes and master cylinder are you using ? |
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Guess what we can meet up sometime!are there only 2 cedias in mangalore?is the one you have seen a red one? | |
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The other cedia is white and the reg # is 6777 iirc. Yep the meetup idea sounds good! ![]() Last edited by james : 19th March 2012 at 22:58. | ||
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They had an arrangement with Southern Motors till the time the latter shut shop in Bangalore.They still procure parts from Chennai and still sell cars-do not know with whom they have a tie-up now. Yep, the paint shop is very famous-once i saw a bmw z3 parked there! i will pm you sometime and we will finalise regarding the meet! | |
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