Mini Mania NMB4000 Instruction Manual

Brake cooling system upgrade for 2002-2006 mini cooper hardtops and 2005-2008 mini cooper convertibles

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For 2002-2006 MINI Cooper Hardtops and
Congratulations on your purchase of the Performance Brake Cooling System
Upgrade for the track. This setup is designed to reduce operating temperatures
of the front brakes under extreme conditions. The result is a more consistent and
predictable braking performance throughout an event.
NOTE: Inlet Scoops may prevent full-lock on the wheel once the kit is
installed depending on the size and offset of wheel – BE AWARE of this
when driving! Scoops can be modified to allow full-lock if necessary.

Kit Contents:

• 2 ea. Anodized Backing Plate
• 2 ea. Polyethylene Scoops
• 2 ea. 500°F Silicone Ducting
Take all necessary precautions when working on your MINI. Mini Mania Inc. is
not responsible for any damages or injuries incurred during the installation.

DIRECTIONS:

1. Properly lift and
support the front end of
the car, and remove
the wheels.
2. Remove the brake calipers by removing the two bolts that secure the
calipers to the strut and support them in a way not to damage the brake
lines.
870 Gold Flat Rd., Nevada City, CA 95959, USA Tel. +1-530-470-8300 Fax +1-530-470-8388
NMB4000_INSTR
BRAKE COOLING SYSTEM UPGRADE
MINI MANIA PART NUMBER NMB4000
2005-2008 MINI Cooper Convertibles
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page
• 4 ea. 2.5" Hose Clamps
• 2 ea. Flat Head Screws
• 8 ea. Plastic Tie Wraps
6/25/2008

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  • Page 1 • 2 ea. Flat Head Screws • 2 ea. 500°F Silicone Ducting • 8 ea. Plastic Tie Wraps Take all necessary precautions when working on your MINI. Mini Mania Inc. is not responsible for any damages or injuries incurred during the installation. DIRECTIONS: 1.
  • Page 2 3. Remove the rotor retaining screw (Flat Head) and remove rotor from hub. 4. Remove the dust shield. 5. The new backing plate can now be installed on the spindle by using (3) of the original Torx style screws, and (1) flat head style screw provided in the kit.
  • Page 3 6. Note location of Flathead Screw. 7. Install the scoop on the lower control arm. One method is to position the scoop on the underneath of the control arm and LOOSELY secure it with the supplied tie wraps. (You may need to reposition later.) 8.
  • Page 4 9. Place the rotor back onto the hub. 10. Re-mount the brake calipers and tighten the bolts to factory specifications. 11. With the car still up on the jack stands, rotate the steering back and forth to check for any interference. The scoops will limit full-lock and rub the wheel unless they are modified.

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