Real Big Brake Kit.. 13" 2-piece Rotors 4piston Calipers
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It's not that hard 01import, really...it's not. I didn't even have to re-size...Photofvckit did it automatically.
hail.gif holy crap 20" rims on a RD!!!!!!!!! hail.gif
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these aren't really the pics I was looking for, but thanks anyway. They do give a nice view of them installed.
Oh and your welcome, I will not charge you for my services but I will ask 500 off the BBk price. smile.gif wink1.gif
hail.gif holy crap 20" rims on a RD!!!!!!!!! hail.gif
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these aren't really the pics I was looking for, but thanks anyway. They do give a nice view of them installed.
Oh and your welcome, I will not charge you for my services but I will ask 500 off the BBk price. smile.gif wink1.gif
heh, I know. I paid off my credit card and personal loan so I dont owe that anymore...
and Ive been good lately...I havent spent a dime on my car since August...hehehe
a nice paint job, BBK, and sparcos and I'll be set for a while...
so socks when do you think this would go down? If only a couple people are interested and buy it do we still get a discount.
and Ive been good lately...I havent spent a dime on my car since August...hehehe
a nice paint job, BBK, and sparcos and I'll be set for a while...
so socks when do you think this would go down? If only a couple people are interested and buy it do we still get a discount.
ok guys, i did a TON of research on wilwood equipment. i was going to be peicing together my own parts and making my own kit, but i have no money right now.
the ONLY thing you have to make is the caliper bracket, which is just a peice of aluminum with steel threaded inserts that holds the universal calipers to the spindles.
everything else you can buy. ive taken tons of measurements and was planning on spending less than 750 for the front, with all wilwood equipment. the rear kit would be even less. you just have to do research.
and the brake lines nate said would probably be wilwood brake lines. goodridge ones WOULD NOT work with this kit though. the brake line fittings on all wilwood calipers that i know of are NPT.
oh, and these would definately not fit under 16" wheels. rob(4doorgl) had a 13 inch kit with 17" wheels, with a high spoke design(5zigen fn01r-c), 38mm offset(kinda low, but still) and he actually got some clunking noise when he was autocrossing. the slight flex in the wheels was making them hit the calipers.
the calipers he has listed above are around 2 and a half pounds each.
the ONLY thing you have to make is the caliper bracket, which is just a peice of aluminum with steel threaded inserts that holds the universal calipers to the spindles.
everything else you can buy. ive taken tons of measurements and was planning on spending less than 750 for the front, with all wilwood equipment. the rear kit would be even less. you just have to do research.
and the brake lines nate said would probably be wilwood brake lines. goodridge ones WOULD NOT work with this kit though. the brake line fittings on all wilwood calipers that i know of are NPT.
oh, and these would definately not fit under 16" wheels. rob(4doorgl) had a 13 inch kit with 17" wheels, with a high spoke design(5zigen fn01r-c), 38mm offset(kinda low, but still) and he actually got some clunking noise when he was autocrossing. the slight flex in the wheels was making them hit the calipers.
the calipers he has listed above are around 2 and a half pounds each.



