Mazdaspeed Rear Big Brake Kit
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Mazdaspeed Rear Big Brake Kit
I'm new to this thread and wanted to know if anyone has any feedback on SRMotorsports' Mazdaspeed rear big brake kit? it has the e-brake function and is like a smoky black color
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It's simply the 99 spec rear brake kit, go check out the FDNewbieImports section here on the forum if you want to buy it from a reputable seller.
Some info on SR for ya here:
https://www.rx7club.com/questions-about-members-102/thinking-about-ordering-sr-motorsports-shane-racing-ray-lochhead-read-1st-628636/
Some info on SR for ya here:
https://www.rx7club.com/questions-about-members-102/thinking-about-ordering-sr-motorsports-shane-racing-ray-lochhead-read-1st-628636/
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i e-mailed newbie 2wice but never got a reply from him. i basically wanted to know if it was a good product and if SRMotorsports was a reputable mechanic. i really don't care about price. a good rx7 mechanic is getting harder and harder to find these days
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hahahha. He takes a long time. I am 3.5 weeks later. RAMMMMMMMMMMMY
Originally Posted by Mister Destiny
i e-mailed newbie 2wice but never got a reply from him. i basically wanted to know if it was a good product and if SRMotorsports was a reputable mechanic. i really don't care about price. a good rx7 mechanic is getting harder and harder to find these days
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Ramy may take awhile to get to you, but he's worth the wait. You'll get your parts from a trustworthy source.
I'm an old-schooler here, and SR has ripped-off a few people on these boards before (PowerFC related). I'm sure you could search for them if you really wanted to.
I'm an old-schooler here, and SR has ripped-off a few people on these boards before (PowerFC related). I'm sure you could search for them if you really wanted to.
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i've dealt with quite a few vendors and few seem to be "reputable" in the sense that they take forever to find/ship the products they say they have in stock...return e-mails...i just take it as the 'rx-7 tax' and bear with them. But if someone is blatantly ripping someone off then they should be called on it. I've been to SRM and talked to a guy named Greg and he seemed pretty knowledgable about every question i asked. And i can tell if they hesistate and then shoot me BS just so they have an answer
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Originally Posted by Mister Destiny
i've dealt with quite a few vendors and few seem to be "reputable" in the sense that they take forever to find/ship the products they say they have in stock...return e-mails...i just take it as the 'rx-7 tax' and bear with them. But if someone is blatantly ripping someone off then they should be called on it. I've been to SRM and talked to a guy named Greg and he seemed pretty knowledgable about every question i asked. And i can tell if they hesistate and then shoot me BS just so they have an answer
I've found SR to have some of the highest pricing on parts available from many sources.
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As others have said, those are just the 99-rear OEM brakes...you can get them from a number of sources, Mazda Motorsports being the best (just have to run 2 auto-x/year to be a member).
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As others have said, those are just the 99-rear OEM brakes...you can get them from a number of sources, Mazda Motorsports being the best (just have to run 2 auto-x/year to be a member).
RZ (99) rear calipers @ $260 each
RZ (99) rear rotors @ $120 each.
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Damn $260 a caliper?! That is insane! ...nevermind, we are talking about FD's afterall.
Does anyone have a pic of these installed, I'm curious now how different they are from the Series 6/7 ones. Are they twin piston, that'd be a big improvement IMO.
I've been thinking about this for awhile, does it have to be a SCCA sanctioned event to count? I don't run in SCCA due to their events been so far from me geographically, instead I attend the monthly MSCC (Martin Sports Car Club).
_Kris
Does anyone have a pic of these installed, I'm curious now how different they are from the Series 6/7 ones. Are they twin piston, that'd be a big improvement IMO.
Originally Posted by rynberg
As others have said, those are just the 99-rear OEM brakes...you can get them from a number of sources, Mazda Motorsports being the best (just have to run 2 auto-x/year to be a member).
_Kris
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Originally Posted by dopefishlives
Damn $260 a caliper?! That is insane! ...nevermind, we are talking about FD's afterall.
Does anyone have a pic of these installed, I'm curious now how different they are from the Series 6/7 ones. Are they twin piston, that'd be a big improvement IMO.
Does anyone have a pic of these installed, I'm curious now how different they are from the Series 6/7 ones. Are they twin piston, that'd be a big improvement IMO.
Originally Posted by dopefishlives
I've been thinking about this for awhile, does it have to be a SCCA sanctioned event to count? I don't run in SCCA due to their events been so far from me geographically, instead I attend the monthly MSCC (Martin Sports Car Club).
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hahahha. He takes a long time. I am 3.5 weeks later. RAMMMMMMMMMMMY
Nameless, thanks for the kind words. I know you're still waiting on a reply from me too
Originally Posted by rynberg
No, they are exactly the same as the 93-98 rear caliper except the mounting bracket is extended to account for the larger rotor (12.4 vs 11.6"). $260 is not expensive for an OEM caliper in my experience....especially considering that it's a low volume JDM market-only part.
Re: the 99spec/RZ brakes, I've gotten a ton of inquiries on those, so I may (finally) be running a GB on 'em shortly if anyone's interested (including all the misc. associated parts).
Thanks!
~Ramy
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.....I may (finally) be running a GB on 'em shortly if anyone's interested (including all the misc. associated parts)......
~Ramy
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Timing always seems to be crucial for me, but I'd be interested if you can best the prices from MAZDAMOTORSPORTS.
~Ramy
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