cplmadison

hey thanks for your reply. I read a few other sites, the wider tyre is only 10mm wider I think I can go up to 255 without getting any rub. Its also within the 2% allowance so my speedo will read 1.17mph slower than my actual speed. Here in the UK they dont test the speedo for accuracy and they only check you have 4 matching tyres. So hopefully I will be ok

damn and im in the UK lol Will these same parts go on my 2010 2.0 CRD SXT ? (I have stock 17" wheels)

I have some EBC Ultimax 2 to fit (costs £20 for a whole axle set in the UK) and Delphi discs will let you know how that goes I found that GSF in the UK supply Brembo discs but havnt been able to find matching pads and calipers

Hey guys I just purchased a Dodge Journey 2.0 CRD SXT (im in the UK) having owned a Dodge Caliber for 2 years. I have been reading a bit on brakes and have gone for some Delphi-Lockheed brake discs (or rotors as you call them) and some EBC pads. I noticed after reading some posts that the later models have bigger brakes. I looked on a few UK websites and they all sell the standard 302mm Discs for the 2012-2015 models. Did the 2.0 CRD not get the upsized brakes that the US cars got? My other question is will the bigger US brakes fit on my 2.0 CRD? Im not sure whether to fit what I have purchased or whether I can up size my brakes. I was looking for Brembo kits but cant really find anything for the Journey. Would appreciate any info if I can put on the bigger discs and would I need to change the calipers too? If it makes any difference to what I can fit I have just purchased some Pirelli Scorpion ATR 235/65/17 tyres to replace my 225s (only cost me £85 a tyre so really happy)