Stiffer Dynalites.....
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Sav, I should choose my words more carefully to properly reflect terminology of such a mod. Gutted calipers is my interpretation of the mod. Deleting rear caliper adjuster seems more appropriate.
Thanks Jpreston, that's one of the threads I found we researching the mod.
Thanks Jpreston, that's one of the threads I found we researching the mod.
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According to: Wilwood High Performance Disc Brakes - Caliper Product Number: 120-9693-SI
The wilwood bridge bolt kit: 230-10118 can be retrofitted to all DynaPro calipers.
The wilwood bridge bolt kit: 230-10118 can be retrofitted to all DynaPro calipers.
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OK, before I spread more misinformation, yes the Dynapro uses 7812 pads.
I've removed my previous comment. What I was thinking was actually the use of 7752 pads in Dynapros per a discussion with another vendor; compound choices and all....irrelevant to topic at hand.
There are definitely bridge bolt kits for any of the dynapro's that use the 7816 pads (same shape but more material) but depending on caliper width, may need to be shortened. Hence your inquiry in the other thread. Gotcha.
I've removed my previous comment. What I was thinking was actually the use of 7752 pads in Dynapros per a discussion with another vendor; compound choices and all....irrelevant to topic at hand.
There are definitely bridge bolt kits for any of the dynapro's that use the 7816 pads (same shape but more material) but depending on caliper width, may need to be shortened. Hence your inquiry in the other thread. Gotcha.