Wilwood BBK Installed (Stock CR wheels)
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Wilwood BBK Installed (Stock CR wheels)
I just installed a Wilwood 6 piston big brake kit on my CR. I figure yall would appreciate knowing what is required to fit stock CR wheels.
I test fitted them about two months ago, and saw that they nearly fit. I have been busy modifying other parts of this cars, so I finally came back around to install the brakes this week.
Last week I ordered 3mm spacers. I got the akata spacers from ebay (highly recommend). I got ford mustang 70.6mm hub dia 3mm spacers for the front and Honda accord 64.1mm hub dia 3mm spacers for the rear. I got SOS stainless brake lines (highly recommend aswell) and motul 600 brake fluid. To run these calipers on our cars, you need a M10x1.0 to 1/8npt adapter fitting. I was about to turn the part myself because it was a PIA to find someone that carried such an adapter. Anywho, the only place that carrys it that I could find on this side of the pond is FlyinMiata.com.
Anyways, with the 3mm spacer, there is about a 1mm gap. Its pretty tarded close as you can see from the pics. I would give you a review on the brakes, but I have some KW V2s coming in this week, so no sense of torquing everything down right now.
Thanks, Snail
I test fitted them about two months ago, and saw that they nearly fit. I have been busy modifying other parts of this cars, so I finally came back around to install the brakes this week.
Last week I ordered 3mm spacers. I got the akata spacers from ebay (highly recommend). I got ford mustang 70.6mm hub dia 3mm spacers for the front and Honda accord 64.1mm hub dia 3mm spacers for the rear. I got SOS stainless brake lines (highly recommend aswell) and motul 600 brake fluid. To run these calipers on our cars, you need a M10x1.0 to 1/8npt adapter fitting. I was about to turn the part myself because it was a PIA to find someone that carried such an adapter. Anywho, the only place that carrys it that I could find on this side of the pond is FlyinMiata.com.
Anyways, with the 3mm spacer, there is about a 1mm gap. Its pretty tarded close as you can see from the pics. I would give you a review on the brakes, but I have some KW V2s coming in this week, so no sense of torquing everything down right now.
Thanks, Snail
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Yeah, Im getting black CCW Classics in either (18x11 rear 18x9.5 front) or (17x10.5 rear 17x9.5 front). I have about two months before I have to make up my mind between the two sizes.
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Its a Wilwood Superlite 6 (SL6) BBK
Part number: 140-10309
They typically go from $1600-1900, however, Summit Racing blows away everyone elses prices @ $1500 which is a steal.
Part number: 140-10309
They typically go from $1600-1900, however, Summit Racing blows away everyone elses prices @ $1500 which is a steal.