Wilwood brake caliper setup
19 March 2011, 10:02 AM
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Wilwood brake caliper setup
i have a set of wilwoods that i am removing from my car,
they are dynalite calipers, wilwood part no: AN-120-4952
completely billet calipers so extremely light!
for some reason previous owner had tried painting them
but i have removed most of the paint so they are bk to being anodised,
they are in perfect working order currently have ebc yellowstuff pads in with loads of life left, the discs have life left but i'd recomend using new ones, as far as i no they use the same size discs as subaru 4 pots 294, 295mm?
the only thing i would recomend would be some new bleed nipples as they got a bit mulled by a garage who fitted my braided lines due to them being siezed,
these are easily avalible service items, i no for a fact that rally designs stock them for like £10 for 4
im after £300 collected
they are dynalite calipers, wilwood part no: AN-120-4952
completely billet calipers so extremely light!
for some reason previous owner had tried painting them
but i have removed most of the paint so they are bk to being anodised,they are in perfect working order currently have ebc yellowstuff pads in with loads of life left, the discs have life left but i'd recomend using new ones, as far as i no they use the same size discs as subaru 4 pots 294, 295mm?
the only thing i would recomend would be some new bleed nipples as they got a bit mulled by a garage who fitted my braided lines due to them being siezed,
these are easily avalible service items, i no for a fact that rally designs stock them for like £10 for 4
im after £300 collected
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19 March 2011, 06:47 PM
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first post updated with pics,
they are a little smaller than the brembo setup but a hell of alot lighter,
ive only ever driven with brembos in my old skyline so cant really compare to a scooby, but they had a very good feel especially when the yellowstuffs get up to temp
they are a little smaller than the brembo setup but a hell of alot lighter,
ive only ever driven with brembos in my old skyline so cant really compare to a scooby, but they had a very good feel especially when the yellowstuffs get up to temp
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bump to the top...
with regards to the px comment theres nothing im particually after was just a case of if someone offers me something that takes my fancy,
with regards to the px comment theres nothing im particually after was just a case of if someone offers me something that takes my fancy,
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i would have thought so, they are a very narrow designed caliper,
they use the same size discs as standard 4 pots so i'd presume they fit under standards 16's
but i am not 100% sure,
they use the same size discs as standard 4 pots so i'd presume they fit under standards 16's
but i am not 100% sure,
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