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Old 03-03-2005, 11:44 AM
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Wilwood BBK owners

Who currently is running the WILWOOD Big Brake Kit.?

I would like to know the offset of the rotor hats?
Old 03-03-2005, 11:47 AM
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umm not 2 sure but i think a local guy around me was selling the willwood bbk a month or two ago...it may have been derelict????...i call dibs on your rotara kit if u plan on getting rid of that
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smitty, i believe chemmech has it.
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Originally Posted by cdrink80
...i call dibs on your rotara kit if u plan on getting rid of that

make me an reasonable offer.. 5K miles on that brake kit and some sweet powdercoating on them.
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Originally Posted by car_lost
smitty, i believe chemmech has it.

hope he chimes in..
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Originally Posted by Smitty
make me an reasonable offer.. 5K miles on that brake kit and some sweet powdercoating on them.
this is NOT the for sale forum.















PM chemmech with a link to this thread.
Old 03-03-2005, 02:39 PM
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i mean i dont know what is reasonable???
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Offset to the rotor hats? How would I measure that? I also have 5mm spacers to make more room between the caliper and stock Type-S rim.
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inside of rotor hat.. where it meets the rotor to the lug hole....

where did you buys yours from?
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Originally Posted by Smitty
make me an reasonable offer.. 5K miles on that brake kit
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Originally Posted by Jonesi

Oh n0es...


How much Smitty? Let the bidding war between Scott and I begin
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Originally Posted by mrsteve
Oh n0es...


How much Smitty? Let the bidding war between Scott and I begin

Don't make me edit your posts so it looks like you're lowballing him...
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Jonesi's Mod edit > my skillz
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I am planning to do a custom Wilwood BBK coming this summer, it's gonna cost less than Rotora for sure

around 800-1000 dollars for the kit
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I bought my setup from Ronnie, he bought it from www.brakezone.com from Sherwin. I recently bought new rotors and pads. Ran me about 3 and a half bills. The rotors are Coleman Nascar type racing rotors.
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I allready dibbed u 2....quit argueing over whats rightfully mine.....haha
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Originally Posted by Chemmech
I bought my setup from Ronnie, he bought it from www.brakezone.com from Sherwin. I recently bought new rotors and pads. Ran me about 3 and a half bills. The rotors are Coleman Nascar type racing rotors.

thats the thing... I do not plan on putting 600 bucks up for 2 front rotors and hats. Plus Victor got ignored by Sherwin @ brakezone when he bought off him and the rotors warped in less than 1000 miles...

I will let Victor chime in because he is still salty from the experience.
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I finally got away from the warped rotor experience. Basically I had to get new highly aggressive pads, new rotors and ditched the heat factory heat shields. IMO, ditching the heat shields really helps out alot.

Yep I recall that some one had trouble
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Originally Posted by Chemmech
I finally got away from the warped rotor experience. Basically I had to get new highly aggressive pads, new rotors and ditched the heat factory heat shields. IMO, ditching the heat shields really helps out alot.

Yep I recall that some one had trouble


we are talking about the BBK not OEM parts.. the heat shields have to come off to install the BBK...
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