New four-piston rear brakes
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I'm sure they could do the same caliper to a wider spec without much difficulty. Wilwood isn't much interested in one-offs, though. You wouldn't believe how long we've been working on just plain red. As I said, we'd probably have to come up with an order for 50 sets.
We have done the CAD work to adapt the Powerlite (not the Dynalite) to use the typical 11" two-piece rotors on the rear. But we haven't made any, as the rear brakes just don't generate the heat that the front ones do.
We have done the CAD work to adapt the Powerlite (not the Dynalite) to use the typical 11" two-piece rotors on the rear. But we haven't made any, as the rear brakes just don't generate the heat that the front ones do.
#22
keith, if you can put together a 2-piece 11" rotor with 4-pot powerlite calipers, and matching brackets, let me know, I would take it. I'll build a spot caliper onto the setup...
I'm moving up to r-comp's this year, have a bit heavier miata than most, and a lot of aero pushing down on the back, I want more rotor...
I'm moving up to r-comp's this year, have a bit heavier miata than most, and a lot of aero pushing down on the back, I want more rotor...
#24
Okay, I have some pricing. The bracket is more complex than the other ones, so it's more expensive to produce even in quantity. We're looking at roughly an extra $100 for the bracket set over the standard ones.
Add in the price of the rotors, and we're looking at approximately $1000 for the rear-only kit. We'd have to do a group buy of a dozen or so to do that, a one-off would be around $100 more. Still interested? Anyone?
Add in the price of the rotors, and we're looking at approximately $1000 for the rear-only kit. We'd have to do a group buy of a dozen or so to do that, a one-off would be around $100 more. Still interested? Anyone?
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