Yes, the M2/ Wilwood 13" brake kit actually fits under stock 16" FD wheels!
10-15-05 | 08:55 AM
#51
Originally Posted by SpeedracerRX7
Does anybody know if a kit like this is avalible anywere? I want to keep stock size rims as I have a couple of sets of them. One has my R-compound set on them and I like to be able to keep using them.
Try http://www.ntechengineering.com/index.cfm
10-15-05 | 08:08 PM
#53
precisionbrakes.com
If I'm not mistaken, I believe the M2 kit was made be precisionbrakes and sold under M2. At least thats what a precisionbrakes engineer told me a couple of years ago.
If I'm not mistaken, I believe the M2 kit was made be precisionbrakes and sold under M2. At least thats what a precisionbrakes engineer told me a couple of years ago.
10-15-05 | 08:45 PM
#54
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Yeah, precision brakes was the first place I called. I thought I remembered Brian at M2 telling me he got the rotors there at least. However the guy I spoke to a Precision Brakes had no record of M2 ever being a vendor. Frustrating...
10-31-05 | 02:19 AM
#55
Well, the precision brakes kit uses 328mmX32mm rotors and super light 6 piston calipars. It looks like both kits share the same calipars so if they share the same rotors they should be the same kit.
12-08-09 | 10:37 PM
#57
John,
can you confirm these are the regular WilWood SL6 caliper, and not the narrow body ones ? I think the pad number is also different for the narrow bodies SL6 calipers.
Also, wasn't the rotor size not 13-inches, but 12.875 (7/8), or smaller ?
Thanks,
:-) neil
can you confirm these are the regular WilWood SL6 caliper, and not the narrow body ones ? I think the pad number is also different for the narrow bodies SL6 calipers.
Also, wasn't the rotor size not 13-inches, but 12.875 (7/8), or smaller ?
Thanks,
:-) neil
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