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Anaconda

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• Aug 6, 2023

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Confusing myself on the rear pads for my 2002 90.
It would seem they should be held in with the little metal clips but mine are held in with pins and springs (same as 110).
So, do I need 110 pads and what is the part number?
Calipers have been changed in the past when it was in the hands of the previous owner.
Many thanks.

 

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slomofo

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• Aug 6, 2023

• #2

SFP000250 - Rear brake pads - 110/130 - From 2A - Find Land Rover parts at LR Workshop

Rear brake pads - 110/130 - From 2A (SFP000250) is currently priced from £10.76 to £84.59 across Pattern, Genuine and OEM brands like Eurospare, BritpartXD and Terrafirma and appears in 4 diagrams. Find out more information on LR Workshop. Also known as: Kit - brake shoe and lining, Set-pad rear...

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have a look here, i had the same head scratch moment on my ‘90 - previous owner had fitted 110 brakes.

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #3

So it seems like it's acceptable to change the rear 90 brakes to the later 110 calipers, pads and discs.

 

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Hicap phill

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #4

Anaconda said:

So it seems like it's acceptable to change the rear 90 brakes to the later 110 calipers, pads and discs.

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Old RR/disco/ LR used the smaller brakes on rear then changed then to larger 110 style.
Holes etc all line up fine & also means you don’t have to keep different pads incase of Emergamcy

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #5

Hicap phill said:

Old RR/disco/ LR used the smaller brakes on rear then changed then to larger 110 style.
Holes etc all line up fine & also means you don’t have to keep different pads incase of Emergamcy

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So my rear pads are the same ones as the front?

 

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Hicap phill

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #6

Anaconda said:

So my rear pads are the same ones as the front?

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If you have a 110…I have the large calipers on front of mine & use the spring(on the pin)set up as they are double pins. If the calliper only has 1 pin that’s when you need the spring clip onto the pad(these would be smaller calliper)

Post a photo of the rear calipers & pad.

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #7

It's a 90 and pretty sure fronts are stock 90 brakes.

 

dag019

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #8

Even on a 110 the front and rear pads are not the same. but they have the same method of securing with the solid pin and spring rather than a split pin and metal spring clip

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 7, 2023

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Any help?

 

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Hicap phill

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #10

Anaconda said:

Any help?

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Them are the later bigger calipers. Correct fitment of springs to stop the chatter.
You can’t use the spring clips as they would rub on the springs

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 7, 2023

• #11

Thanks guys, later 110 pads it is then.
Thanks for the help.

 

Chalky.

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• Aug 15, 2023

• #12

Interesting thread this, had no idea you could fit 110 calipers with no mods to a 90.
As an aside, in the future I'm thinking of doing an ashcroft auto conversion, my front calipers and discs need replacing, I know that brakes are used more when driving an auto, is it an idea to upgrade my fronts with 110 items, or at the very least vented discs, or do you chaps think standard would be OK? Thanks, and sorry for thread hijack!

 

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Hicap phill

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• Aug 16, 2023

• #13

@Gottschalk there is some nice photos on
@KISSMYAURA build.

TD5 90 Project

And this for added spice and smashed knuckles as if the above was not enough....

www.landyzone.co.uk

I would go vented disks, if in the future you want to go back to solid disks you can take out the spacers in the calipers.

 

Chalky.

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• Aug 17, 2023

• #14

Hicap phill said:

@Gottschalk there is some nice photos on
@KISSMYAURA build.

TD5 90 Project

And this for added spice and smashed knuckles as if the above was not enough....

www.landyzone.co.uk

I would go vented disks, if in the future you want to go back to solid disks you can take out the spacers in the calipers.

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Oh thanks for that Phill!

 

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Anaconda

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• Mar 8, 2024

• #15

Revisiting this thread with regards to the rear calipers.
Seeing they are 110 calipers would they be the later ones SMC500260 and SMC500270 ?

 

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Anaconda

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• Mar 9, 2024

• #16

Going to measure the disc size and caliper piston size which are already fitted later.

 

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Anaconda

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• Mar 9, 2024

• #17

Anaconda said:

Revisiting this thread with regards to the rear calipers.
Seeing they are 110 calipers would they be the later ones SMC500260 and SMC500270 ?

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Measured up the calipers, discs and answered my own questions.
Seems like I was correct for a change.

 

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Anaconda

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• Mar 13, 2024

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Anaconda said:

Thanks guys, later 110 pads it is then.
Thanks for the help.

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Well, actually it seems like it isn't!
Splashed out on some LOF pads and they are too wide for the calipers.
Should I then presume I have early 110 calipers and therefore need pads SFP000280? Seems to be the only other choice.
What a faff!