Re: Big brake kit
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 6:04 pm
Nice rotors bennoz
Welcome to the f**king old FTO Australia forums!!
https://ftoaustralia.com/v3/
They look the sh*t and a good price too .Bennoz wrote:Just ordered some lightweight rotors
Lightest ones on the market, the 2 piece Baer EradiSpeed-Plus rotors.
To give some comparative weight numbers per rotor:
Stock rotors - 9.7kg
DBA 5000 - 8.4kg
Girodisc 2pc - 8.25kg
Project Mu SCR-Pro - 8.16kg
Baer Eradispeed - 7kg
So that's almost 3kgs of rotating mass removed from each side...
$480 for the pair out of the US. Just waiting on what will no doubt be a hideous freight cost Thinking it'll be around the $250 mark.
Ah, thought you mightve been up for a change anyway. Looks greatBennoz wrote:Nah mate, used spacers. 20mm on front, 15mm on the rear.
Just updating a link here, the bottom one has moved. Now at: http://www.apdty.com/ShopByVehicle.epc? ... ls&mode=PABennoz wrote:More FYI. One of the hubs I've got has worn splines on the inside, giving me a 'clang' when I release the clutch in a hurry, so I started researching the hubs & what replacements are available.
As per usual, I have to replace the whole f@cking wheel bearing assembly... of which Chris Meek challenged me to find for any less than $300 bucks.
First stop was Camskill @ 155 quid + postage:
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m8b0s2323p111 ... n_5_6_CP9A
Then Amayama @ $243 Aus
http://www.amayama.com/search/?q=MR334386
Then Ebay @ $124 + $65 postage...
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/300686075114 ... 750wt_1163
Then I though, f**k this, I'll cross reference it with the US model Dodge Challengers, RVRs & Eclipses etc...
Low & behold, it's used on just about every Eclipse that was ever released.
Which led me to these guys in the US...
$55 bucks + postage
http://stores.channeladvisor.com/Auto-P ... ing%204Cyl
To haul up your wobbly nobbed auto?bjk wrote:Wanna send me a kit like this Ben?
Nah, I just want it for the reppin'Bennoz wrote:To haul up your wobbly nobbed auto?bjk wrote:Wanna send me a kit like this Ben?