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steve mitchell

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hiya, i'm hoping to get these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....MEWA:IT&viewitem=&item=270118215532&rd=1&rd=1

for my bmw E36 track/race car, and i'd like to use some 993 turbo 2 peice disc which i believe are 322mm x 32mm but is that disc two big for the caliper cos i guy selling them said they go with a 24mm disc, but that seems wrong, i woulda thort maybe 24mm on the back but surely not up front. if they are no good could you give me an idea of what calipers i should be looking for, as i dont really know much about porsches

thanks alot, steve

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