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Old 08-25-2008, 04:13 PM
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Set of free calipers landed in my hands and there a bit overkill but I'll make them work. We're going to be making the caliper brakets here at CCW and possibly the rotor hats if I need to change some geometery. At any case I hope we don't have to make the rotor hats but wanted to know what type of upgraded rotor options are out there? Single peice or 2pc

I currently have 1.6l rotors so I could upgrade to 1.8l rotors but don't think those are going to cut it at all expecially what we have to do in such a short distance. Need a larger diameter rotor.
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You can always use the 10.6 OEM sport brake rotors,they are cheap & readily available.
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Originally Posted by danscreations
but don't think those are going to cut it at all expecially what we have to do in such a short distance. Need a larger diameter rotor.
i'm curious, what are you doing in a short distance?
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Originally Posted by The_Pipefather
i'm curious, what are you doing in a short distance?
Caliper braket. If the rotors only and 1" larger than stock there's not much distance to make what needs to be made.
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oh, i thought you meant braking in a short distance.
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Aren't VW Corrado rotors 11" and easily available at your FLAPS as well? I just looked at a Goodwin BBK last night, ******* $650 for a set of goddamn rotors that I'll still eat to **** with some race pads. :(
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Originally Posted by Savington
Aren't VW Corrado rotors 11" and easily available at your FLAPS as well? I just looked at a Goodwin BBK last night, ******* $650 for a set of goddamn rotors that I'll still eat to **** with some race pads. :(

Thought I was reading something about that but was unsure. Wilwoods have to be the cheapset; I bought a whole dynalite big brake kit for my 02 civic when I had it and the two calipers, brakets, and 2pc rotors ran $550 shipped. So if I could get the the rotors from that kit or simular they have to be around $250 for both.

You have any idea what diameter the stock NA rotors are?
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Originally Posted by danscreations

You have any idea what diameter the stock NA rotors are?
front:
90-94 9.25"
94-02 10"
01 sport 11"
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Originally Posted by Savington
Aren't VW Corrado rotors 11" and easily available at your FLAPS as well? I just looked at a Goodwin BBK last night, ******* $650 for a set of goddamn rotors that I'll still eat to **** with some race pads. :(
Yes they are! I'm finishing up the install tonight. Still needs to be tested - but ill post pics + instructions soon.

Basically I needed to fab up hubcentric rings to mount Corrodo rotors and adapter plates to move the factory 1.8 caliper up from centerline.

I may have under $100 into this.
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Ha! M-Tuned is doing this.

In the interest of letting him bring this to market Ill post pics of the finished product only.
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