Any ideas on who sells the adaptor plates so you can run 2 rear brake callipers on s13,r32,a31,c33. Or measurments to make my own!Anything to watch out for etc!
1ollie,
Aug 2, 10:17pm
This is one option below but by the time you get it here and installed with all the parts you need it costs around the $500+ mark so your best to try find a switched on engineer local to you that will take on the task at a reasonable price.
You will have to get it certed also check if thats possible
falcon15,
Aug 3, 5:12am
sms industries are making them im not sure if they are selling them yet though
v8cougar,
Aug 11, 2:02am
No need for cert as its a track car, cheers guys, ill get in contact with smsindustries
bill-robinson,
Aug 11, 2:17pm
I just wonder why you need more brake on the rear!
cuda.340,
Aug 11, 4:44pm
$500 ain't much money invested in a braking system. i've just converted my Mopar to bigger twin pot calipers n larger slotted rotors n paid over a grand. i thought that was relatively cheap.
splinter67,
Aug 11, 4:46pm
Haven'twatched drifting then
bill-robinson,
Aug 11, 4:53pm
cuda.340,I can understand what you have done, but do not understand twin calipers on the rear. I have some experience of that setup along with twin front calipers
bill-robinson,
Aug 11, 5:15pm
splinter67, no I dont watch 'drifting' just pointless. I would rather watch a pack of sprint cars, that is exciting.
splinter67,
Aug 11, 5:21pm
yup have too agree there Id rather watch a good field of superstocks but I like bash and crash
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