355mm brakes and Alloy hood on a Prefacelift
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Do show us a photo of the front grill area.
There is quite a bit of differance between the steel and alloy hood in that area.
The wings(fenders) are the same on all S-types, but the bumpers are not, they also changed the bumper mountings, so it is not just a case of swapping the bumper covers.
Mellow
There is quite a bit of differance between the steel and alloy hood in that area.
The wings(fenders) are the same on all S-types, but the bumpers are not, they also changed the bumper mountings, so it is not just a case of swapping the bumper covers.
Mellow
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Do show us a photo of the front grill area.
There is quite a bit of differance between the steel and alloy hood in that area.
The wings(fenders) are the same on all S-types, but the bumpers are not, they also changed the bumper mountings, so it is not just a case of swapping the bumper covers.
Mellow
There is quite a bit of differance between the steel and alloy hood in that area.
The wings(fenders) are the same on all S-types, but the bumpers are not, they also changed the bumper mountings, so it is not just a case of swapping the bumper covers.
Mellow
check this out 😎
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/s...t-hood-259687/
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ohh my bad, i just saw you wrote that.
I have the prefacelift wich is very similar with facelift. These brakes are in the facelift STR, or other big XF.
if you want to install them on tour nonfacelift i think is possibile if you get the facelift or prefacelift wheel knuckles.
but, i will test a new theory, where i will add the XF 5.0 master cylinder and lines from that to the abs module. They look thicker and i bet they will work better
I have the prefacelift wich is very similar with facelift. These brakes are in the facelift STR, or other big XF.
if you want to install them on tour nonfacelift i think is possibile if you get the facelift or prefacelift wheel knuckles.
but, i will test a new theory, where i will add the XF 5.0 master cylinder and lines from that to the abs module. They look thicker and i bet they will work better
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I only have the 16s on it right now I'm still looking for some larger wheels. But one thing at a time lol. Thank you
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mercury r18 is what i have. ET60 if i remember correctly... And i run spacers.
your ET should be at least 50.
XF or STR had 49 if i remember correctly.
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That exception is 19" F-Type wheels, no other OEM Jag 19" wheels will fit over the 380 mm calipers.
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Are you sure? The 5.0 XKR came from the factory with 19" wheels as standard in some geographies (Tamara in Germany). The 20s were then options.
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send pics of your brakes and new wheels
Just a note: on fords and jags you can use 5mm spacers without having to get new bolts/lugs/other mods.
but get some wheel centering rings, as most likely the 5mm spacer is enough to cover the center ring of the hub.
now, if you want to put the 355 brakes in the front, from my experience, your ET should be at least 50, and you also must do a real life test with the rims.
i took the risk and i seen that mercury rims need spacers (10mm at leats, 5mm wont do it, maybe 7mm is enough but the caliper needs 3mm clearance from the wheel, at least) to fit over the 355mm brakes
there are some XF/XJ/XK/STR oem wheels that fit and have the desired offeset.
i personally love mercury r18s look on the s type
Last edited by elDariusVargas; 09-17-2022 at 05:09 AM.
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