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    Akebono (S)Q7 brake caliper on BiTDI

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    Hey,
    greets from Germany. I’am Tommy and i drive an A6 C7 Facelift with 326hp. My problem is the original front brake. I want to upgrade my brake to the 400x38 Version.

    Its possible to use the Akebono SQ7 caliper?

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    No idea, but I have just emailed their site.
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    what?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TommyMaul View Post
    what?
    There's nothing on their site to where you can buy the callipers from and the technical specs of the caliper. All I can see is that they do three types of calliper. Also, no prices.
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    i found this video on yt: https://youtu.be/Mtn476ZFEKs

    and i know that the SQ7 Disc are 57,4mm high and the S6 disc are 52,4mm high.

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    Im going to install RS4 B9 Brembo Calipers and 400mm discs on front
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    Dark Side Developments in the UK installed a set of SQ7 Akebonos to their C7 biTDI project car. I think there is a video on their youtube channel about it
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    They did and there is a you tube on it, which has been posted in a previous post in this thread. They had to machine the caliper brackets to get them to fit their wheels.
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    Hello,
    i have a few of new informations. The new S6 4K TDI (yes, in Germany the S6 are a TDI). have the same brake callipers like the SQ7: 4N0 615 107 AG and 4N0 615 108 AG .
    also with 400x38 disks 4M0 615 301 BF but i dont can get some informations about the high of the brake disks. We remember the SQ7 Disc are 57,4mm high and the S6 4G disc are 52,4mm high.

    AND i found someone how did the brake Change with SQ7 Callipers and S6 4G Discs in Germany. here a few pictures. Unfortunately the person dont change the brake system by himself. It was build by a mechanic in Poland so the Person don´t have Informations for me.

    someone how have i idea how i can get the high of the S6 4K Disks?

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    so i ordered the SQ7 callipers. We will see :)

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    Its possible you have to remove a few mm material from the caliper holder at the lower screw. Between the holder and the caliper you have to ad 11mm high spacers. I used the S6 4G Brake Disks.

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    Nice job!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TommyMaul View Post
    Its possible you have to remove a few mm material from the caliper holder at the lower screw. Between the holder and the caliper you have to ad 11mm high spacers. I used the S6 4G Brake Disks.

    IMG_1926(1).jpgIMG_1927(2).jpgIMG_1923(1).jpg
    Hi was this with 400mm Discs?
    Just ordered some SQ7 Brakes

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    Scusate se scrivo qui non vorrei essere fuori tema, ma volevo chiedervi se anche le pinze q7 4M0615105AS con disco 375mm, si possono montare allo stesso modo o occorrono fare altre modifiche.

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