Dyney
26 October 2006, 21:44
OK OK, Due to the badgering I've been getting through PM and email I will be starting another GB for these brackets :rolleyes:
How would you like your classic to have these brakes on the rear? :)
http://www.zen24039.zen.co.uk/Scooby%20Pics/2pots/Calliperand%20disc2.JPG
Using these.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/Dyney/Project%20stuff/2_pot_fitting_1.jpg
Easy DIY fitting with full instructions (see Link below)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/Dyney/Project%20stuff/Bracketfittedback2.jpg
I need 6 people to make it worthwhile doing a run, but I'm sure if we get more it won't be a problem and from the PM's and emails I expect this will be the biggest order yet!!
All those that have expressed an interest in these over the last few months will have a PM shortly.
These brackets allow you to fit the New age (MY01>) WRX 2 pot rear calipers and discs to any Impreza/Legacy currently fitted with single piston sliding rear calipers.
All you need are the Calipers, discs and pad from a MY01-05 WRX (Not STI or Classic JDMs as the discs are different, though the calipers can be used) and this bracket kit.
The kit will contain a pair of brackets and mounting bolts.
No special tools are needed to fit so no drilling or tapping of threads. They are a direct bolt on!!
Fitting instructions with pics here: Dyney's 2 pot rear caliper/bracket fitiing instructions (http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=428646)
I ran the calipers on my car at Scooby Shoot Out last year and they have had some hard use in the 30k+ miles since and they still look as good as the day I fitted them.
You will be impressed with the quality of the machining and when anodised look very professional. (well they are!!!) Anyone who knows me, knows I'm a bit of a perfectionist, but the finish of these blew me away :)
This is the simplest way to upgrade your rear brakes to 2 pots. If you have a jack, a socket set and a little know how this is a doddle ;)
The brackets will be hard anodised grey (sort of anthracite colour).
I'am still negotiating the price but they were £160 posted last time so I expect they will be very simalar again.
Lead time is usually 4 weeks (TBC)
If your interested let me know or get your name down :)
Iain.
How would you like your classic to have these brakes on the rear? :)
http://www.zen24039.zen.co.uk/Scooby%20Pics/2pots/Calliperand%20disc2.JPG
Using these.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/Dyney/Project%20stuff/2_pot_fitting_1.jpg
Easy DIY fitting with full instructions (see Link below)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/Dyney/Project%20stuff/Bracketfittedback2.jpg
I need 6 people to make it worthwhile doing a run, but I'm sure if we get more it won't be a problem and from the PM's and emails I expect this will be the biggest order yet!!
All those that have expressed an interest in these over the last few months will have a PM shortly.
These brackets allow you to fit the New age (MY01>) WRX 2 pot rear calipers and discs to any Impreza/Legacy currently fitted with single piston sliding rear calipers.
All you need are the Calipers, discs and pad from a MY01-05 WRX (Not STI or Classic JDMs as the discs are different, though the calipers can be used) and this bracket kit.
The kit will contain a pair of brackets and mounting bolts.
No special tools are needed to fit so no drilling or tapping of threads. They are a direct bolt on!!
Fitting instructions with pics here: Dyney's 2 pot rear caliper/bracket fitiing instructions (http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=428646)
I ran the calipers on my car at Scooby Shoot Out last year and they have had some hard use in the 30k+ miles since and they still look as good as the day I fitted them.
You will be impressed with the quality of the machining and when anodised look very professional. (well they are!!!) Anyone who knows me, knows I'm a bit of a perfectionist, but the finish of these blew me away :)
This is the simplest way to upgrade your rear brakes to 2 pots. If you have a jack, a socket set and a little know how this is a doddle ;)
The brackets will be hard anodised grey (sort of anthracite colour).
I'am still negotiating the price but they were £160 posted last time so I expect they will be very simalar again.
Lead time is usually 4 weeks (TBC)
If your interested let me know or get your name down :)
Iain.