STARION 4 SPOT BRAKE CONVERSION
STARION 4 SPOT BRAKE CONVERSION
The tech file is finished, and can be downloaded from the Camotec website.
here: http://www.camotec.net/stazdocs.html
Thanks Cookie and Ben for your help.
here: http://www.camotec.net/stazdocs.html
Thanks Cookie and Ben for your help.
- Cookiemonster
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Nice work :)
By the way, wasn't there some issue with the Wilwood calipers being not road legal since they don't have dust covers?
Also, how much does the upgrade change the standard offset (if any). I'd love to do this conversion, but don't want to use spacers. Obviously if it changes the offset to something more common it increases the number of wheel options :)
By the way, wasn't there some issue with the Wilwood calipers being not road legal since they don't have dust covers?
Also, how much does the upgrade change the standard offset (if any). I'd love to do this conversion, but don't want to use spacers. Obviously if it changes the offset to something more common it increases the number of wheel options :)
- Cookiemonster
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how much did the calipers themselves set you back?
i'd be assuming it'd be cheaper to buy from the states does anyone have a source we can look at?
I know i can't afford it right now but this'd be an excellent idea in future as engineering wouldn't be a great hastle.
Also does this mean we caqn't legally remove the dust covers from bhind our existing starion discs?
i'd be assuming it'd be cheaper to buy from the states does anyone have a source we can look at?
I know i can't afford it right now but this'd be an excellent idea in future as engineering wouldn't be a great hastle.
Also does this mean we caqn't legally remove the dust covers from bhind our existing starion discs?
How fast do those doorhandles go mate!
- Cookiemonster
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I bought mine from http://www.rpmnet.com4g6beat wrote:how much did the calipers themselves set you back?
i'd be assuming it'd be cheaper to buy from the states does anyone have a source we can look at?
This is the caliper Merlin is using:
http://www.secureperformanceorder.com/o ... uctID=6617
Your looking at around $500 for a pair landed at your door. This varies depending on the exchange rate. Don't forget you'll need to add brake pads and brake lines on top of that.
12mmMrBishi wrote:I may have missed it but you don't specify the thickness of the backing plate.
- StarionChef
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