what wilwood calipers and rotors?
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Car: 1992 z28
Engine: 383 LT1 in the works
Transmission: T-56 in the works
Axle/Gears: 3.73 in the works
what wilwood calipers and rotors?
I purchased a wilwood kit from Spohn and didnt pay attention to the little *** 10" rotors
So i am trying to use the entire kit but make a custom bracket for a new caliper and run 13" rotors... I am thinking the super lite calipers and appropriate rotor.
I am not sure if I will be able to get the new rotor to mount to the hub that came with the kit though. I might need an adapter plate? ANy ideas?
Thanks again.
So i am trying to use the entire kit but make a custom bracket for a new caliper and run 13" rotors... I am thinking the super lite calipers and appropriate rotor.
I am not sure if I will be able to get the new rotor to mount to the hub that came with the kit though. I might need an adapter plate? ANy ideas?
Thanks again.
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Re: what wilwood calipers and rotors?
if you plan on using a new rotor and caliper, what part of the kit are you using?
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Car: 1992 z28
Engine: 383 LT1 in the works
Transmission: T-56 in the works
Axle/Gears: 3.73 in the works
Re: what wilwood calipers and rotors?
yea basically the hub and screws/bolts, etc... there is a lot of stuff there other than just the caliper and rotor from what i remember. I will chekc with spohn...im sure there is gonna be a restocking fee? i ordered this stuff months ago and then when i got it everything sat around for another month or two because i was too busy at work and was not home for weeks at a time and i just lost track of everything.
Word of advice - never start a huge project unless you know ur schedule is clear for a while, i had parts coming in left and right and didnt get to check most of them but luckily everything is good except these brakes that i should have payed more attention to.
Word of advice - never start a huge project unless you know ur schedule is clear for a while, i had parts coming in left and right and didnt get to check most of them but luckily everything is good except these brakes that i should have payed more attention to.
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