Rear brake set up for classic race car
19 August 2006, 09:32 PM
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Rear brake set up for classic race car
Hi, in the process of building a classic race race car for the southern saloon car championship.
Im after a decent rear brake set up as i only have the single pot slider type at the mo.
Was looking at using the 2 pot set up with a decent pad or any other suggestions would be much appriciated. WHY?????
No problems with handbrake as its all been removed and is running a hydraulic.
Many thanks steve.
Im after a decent rear brake set up as i only have the single pot slider type at the mo.
Was looking at using the 2 pot set up with a decent pad or any other suggestions would be much appriciated. WHY?????
No problems with handbrake as its all been removed and is running a hydraulic.
Many thanks steve.
21 August 2006, 02:36 PM
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Group buy for Wilwood ATM here:
https://www.scoobynet.com/wilwood-6-pot-t529408.html
Other alternative is 2 pots from the later classics but you'll need brackets (occasional group buy) & later discs.
Or, newage STi 2 pot Brembos, but then you'll need the bigger hubs, drive shafts & R180 diff.
May be other, simpler solutions, but I don't know them. 4 pot Wilwood look nice and probably the best option IMO
https://www.scoobynet.com/wilwood-6-pot-t529408.html
Other alternative is 2 pots from the later classics but you'll need brackets (occasional group buy) & later discs.
Or, newage STi 2 pot Brembos, but then you'll need the bigger hubs, drive shafts & R180 diff.
May be other, simpler solutions, but I don't know them. 4 pot Wilwood look nice and probably the best option IMO
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