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Not so... the CQ has the wrong application trailing position mounting (reversed pistons)....
Posted by: ralleyquattro (2510) on 2017-01-03 13:23:09 In Reply to: They're same as on ANY of the Audis that came with G60s. You should be able to buy rebuilt calipers posted by snoogins70 on 2017-01-01 13:29:31	Share \| Report

so you can not use them on a car with leading position mounting.

Only the G60 used on large chassis (typ 44 or C4) can be used on the Ur-q.

Hope this helps

Thread:

G60 calipers - uniqueimagery 2017-01-01 09:55:27 (224 views)
- They're same as on ANY of the Audis that came with G60s. You should be able to buy rebuilt calipers - snoogins70 2017-01-01 13:29:31 (214 views)
  - Not so... the CQ has the wrong application trailing position mounting (reversed pistons).... - ralleyquattro 2017-01-03 13:23:09 (174 views)
    - Well, they sell them for the 1987 5k CSQ, so again, they're easy enough to find. - snoogins70 2017-01-04 15:58:46 (137 views)
      - No argument there. Plenty of UrS guys going to Big Brake Setups as well   -  ralleyquattro  2017-01-04 20:18:44 (141 views)
        
        Now I thought the UrS cars came with G60s as standard... No? Isn't that what the 20v Avants had?   -  snoogins70  2017-01-04 21:22:06 (135 views)
        
        Yes, G60 was a grossly undersized standard for the UrS in NA Hence lots of UrS owners upgrading....  -  ralleyquattro  2017-01-05 13:26:52 (156 views)
        
        I think the 20VT 200's avants originally came with UFOs..  -  TyloPuP.. katMAN  2017-01-05 11:46:43 (154 views)
  - Yes, I pulled them off of an '87 5000QT and they are a direct fit. - 85urq 2017-01-01 14:48:40 (187 views)

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