I’ve sold my car, and now need to pass off a garage full of stuff. All parts are brand new. All prices include shipping to lower 48. Make an offer for multiple parts!

Silver anodized Dynapro forged low profile calipers 120-16190 (4812 pad shape), with Wilwood BP-10 pads (150-11363K) $400 for two calipers and pads, including shipping. Add up all those parts new and it would be around $600.
To make this fit a Miata, you'd need rotor-specific brackets, like the box mounts from supermiata (https://www.949racing.com/product/su...r-90-05-miata/), rotors, and lines. The end result would be a much better system than the standard box mount kit, since you'd have dynapro calipers instead of dynalite, for about the same money. Then while you are at it, why not throw on a big back brake bracket for the ultimate setup? https://goflowforce.com/products/rea...dapter-bracket

Hawk HPS pads
HB159 F.492 (1.8 rear) $80 [pending]
HB521 F.800 (Wilwood superlite) $80
HB542 F.490 (Wilwood 7812, 7816) $80 [pending]

Hawk DTC-60 pads
HB159 G.492 (1.8 rear) $120
HB540 G.490 (Wilwood Dynapro 7812, 7816) $120
HB521 G.800 (Wilwood Superlite 7420, 7416) $160

Oil cooler parts

Mishimoto 25-row oil cooler - $175


Hoses - $50 each
4ft 9in Stainless Steel Braided Hose with 45 and 90 -10AN Fittings
3ft 9in Stainless Steel Braided Hose with 90 -10AN Fittings

G-Force 5-point latch harness, 3 inch black. New in box, but expired. $50

Edit: I'm removing sold items as we go to declutter this post.

 

PM sent for the fuel pump.

 

fuel pump and bushings are sold

 

does the 120-16190 fit a miata? I am having trouble finding what kit it is from or if it will fit. specifically a 90 front.

 

It doesn't fit a Miata without a rotor-specific bracket. It mounts the same as other dynapro calipers, but is cheaper and takes different pads.

 

pm sent

 

Fuel pressure regulator sold.