Sneak Peek, 4x110 BB Kit (79-83 Small Spindles Only)
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We have finalized the 4x110MM and 4x4.5" Big Brake Kits. We will call it the MarkII kit.
We have found a direct source for the 4 piston calipers and rebuild kits. Once we have numbers for those items we will add these to the catalog. Here are the Highlights:
Kit will include:
-billy |
Beautiful product!
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Nice! what size wheels are required to clear the rotors?
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Originally Posted by 82transam
(Post 7197429)
Nice! what size wheels are required to clear the rotors?
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The calipers are the 4 piston second gen calipers. Wheels are 15" min. just like the Mark I kit.
-billy |
Great work ReSpeed!!!!! (pulls credit card from wallet)
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I didn't realize brembo would have larger rotors with such an odd lug pattern.... Good stuff, this might be on my to do list for my daily driver...
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Originally Posted by 82transam
(Post 7197652)
I didn't realize brembo would have larger rotors with such an odd lug pattern..
We could have easily went to willwood or coleman and found rotors and even had some special made. We decided a customer would rather be able to get a replacement from a local shop than to be forced to purchase a specialty item. -billy |
So are they for sale yet,, if so I'll put my order in now!
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Also,,, will they be offered with a slotted or drilled rotor.
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Originally Posted by bwaits
(Post 7197688)
They do not. We researched a long while to decide on the chosen rotor. The special hub makes it all happen.
We could have easily went to willwood or coleman and found rotors and even had some special made. We decided a customer would rather be able to get a replacement from a local shop than to be forced to purchase a specialty item. -billy Ah ok I see it now, should have looked at the picture a bit closer, its a hub over rotor design thats how you did it. Good looking setup! Also, you say it keeps the stock offset, is that the 12a car's offset? because the SE's have a different offset don't they? |
PHENOMENAL!!!!! I've been waiting for this for SIX YEARS!!!`
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this is great
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Originally Posted by 82transam
(Post 7197955)
is that the 12a car's offset? because the SE's have a different offset don't they?
-billy |
These should also fit the 1984 and 1985 12A power FB's correct? Had to ask because I am ready to order.
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Originally Posted by mazda6guy
(Post 7198396)
These should also fit the 1984 and 1985 12A power FB's correct? Had to ask because I am ready to order.
No since The 84-85 spindles have larger bearings. We already have a kit for 84-85 spindles. It does involve 5 lug swap though. -billy |
nevermind
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ok..must know a price now!!!!!!!!!! :)
works out great because im about to get a butt load of money :D |
I am interested... when is this going to be up for sale... I really want to know now!!
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Originally Posted by bwaits
(Post 7198435)
No since The 84-85 spindles have larger bearings. We already have a kit for 84-85 spindles. It does involve 5 lug swap though.
-billy Is there any way this could work? Would I have to go to the older spindles? |
Originally Posted by XLR8
(Post 7198659)
Oh....bummer. I was under the impression they would fit the my 85 12A and retain the 4x110 pattern......
Is there any way this could work? Would I have to go to the older spindles? -billy |
Originally Posted by bwaits
(Post 7198746)
That is an option. The 84-85 struts would be a special hub for only those years. We would need a good bit of demand to make them. These hubs will work for the rx2 and rx3 guys as well (With a slight diameter change). So we went with the hub that has the largest possibilities.
-billy Well, you heard the man, speak up people....:D |
id just swap in some older spindles if i were you
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Yea same here, they are easy enough to find...
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Yeah, that's probably what I will do....
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nice! as asked before, what's going to be the price on these?
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Originally Posted by bwaits
(Post 7198746)
That is an option. The 84-85 struts would be a special hub for only those years. We would need a good bit of demand to make them. These hubs will work for the rx2 and rx3 guys as well (With a slight diameter change). So we went with the hub that has the largest possibilities.
-billy Put me down as another interested party in the 84-85 struts. I actually thought that is what you were making also. I'm sure the demand would be high. I thought there were more of those running around out there. I have a gsl-se and was thinking that you were making the kit to fit (I guess because of the 4 x 4.5 bolt pattern). It is soo cool that your kit doesn't change the offset! Anyways, if you make it, I will buy one. I like my bigger wheel bearings and don't want to have to change out the struts. Thanks! This kit is just what I need to finish up my turbo project! Come on guys, speak up! (I'm sure in a few days we will have enough people to justify doing it). |
Cool item. If the price is right, I'm in for the 83 and older setup. I have 15" wheels, 4x110 only, and 2 sets of 4 piston calipers from second gens.
I'm guessing 15" wheels would likely be needed, since they are a snug fit over the stock 4 piston brake setup. |
Just outta curiousity, when getting new rotors, what do you order them for?
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Originally Posted by Pele
(Post 7200224)
Just outta curiousity, when getting new rotors, what do you order them for?
Those that purchase the kit will have all the info needed to purchase new rotors.
Originally Posted by rxtasy3
(Post 7199845)
nice! as asked before, what's going to be the price on these?
Should be soon. -billy |
Billy Nice work once again....
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Originally Posted by RotaryRevn
(Post 7200045)
Put me down as another interested party in the 84-85 struts. I actually thought that is what you were making also. I'm sure the demand would be high. I thought there were more of those running around out there.
I have a gsl-se and was thinking that you were making the kit to fit (I guess because of the 4 x 4.5 bolt pattern). It is soo cool that your kit doesn't change the offset! Anyways, if you make it, I will buy one. I like my bigger wheel bearings and don't want to have to change out the struts. Thanks! This kit is just what I need to finish up my turbo project! Come on guys, speak up! (I'm sure in a few days we will have enough people to justify doing it). Billy, would you be able to get the proper size rotors with the SE lug pattern from your supplier? This could be another option for those of us that would like to upgrade the calipers but not change our lug pattern. Thanks |
Originally Posted by lwnslw
(Post 7201546)
would you be able to get the proper size rotors with the SE lug pattern from your supplier?
This could be another option for those of us that would like to upgrade the calipers but not change our lug pattern. Thanks Maybe we will launch this product with a group buy. This way we can maybe get enough interest in the 84-85 hub. I will work up the current numbers and establish a GB. If we can get 5 confirmed guys, I may be able to do the 84-85 special hubs. -billy |
well count me in for the 84-85 12A set up.
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Originally Posted by bwaits
(Post 7201574)
Non-existing item. There is three ways to keep your 4x4.5 pattern. First is to have the turbo rotors re-drilled with the 4 lug pattern. Second is to have disk brake hats made to use an after market race type rotor. Third is the new kit.
Maybe we will launch this product with a group buy. This way we can maybe get enough interest in the 84-85 hub. I will work up the current numbers and establish a GB. If we can get 5 confirmed guys, I may be able to do the 84-85 special hubs. -billy |
The biggest issue with doing 84-85 hubs, is there would need to be 2 styles. One for the 12A cars, and another for the SE, as the bolt pattern and offset both differ between these 2 models.
With the dual bolt pattern hubs, a simple spacer and longer studs could be utilized to aid in the simplicity of the 84-85 kit. Billy, have you been able to determine the minimum wheel diameter needed to clear the currently developed kit? As the rotors and calipers are larger than stock, I suspect the stock 13" wheel may not clear the rotor or caliper. If this is the case, it would need to be taken into account by the purchaser prior to ordering. Fortunately, there are 15" wheels available for the 4x110 pattern. Hopefully, they will continue to be available for a while. |
Billy, I'm 100% for the 84-85 GSL-SE. I guess there are two different offset's, 12a and 13b. Hopefully we get enough people for both!
Come on people, everyone needs this kit! Just think about when you finally decide to do that turbo swap you have been thinking about ;) |
We have some numbers and I will try to answer all the questions that have popped up.
Yes, 15" minimum wheels. You will not fit much of a break upgrade under the stock 13" wheels. I need to dig out some SE hubs to figure a few things out before I can 100% say how we would accomplish the 85-85 hub. It is already known the hub will change as far as the outer bearing diameter. Looks like I can fit that within the current hub design. The variable is the wheel mounting location. This is different from the 12a cars to the 13b cars. Not sure on the hub centric diameter of the hub, need to find out if all 84-84 were the same in this respect. If so, we will likely do the 84-85 hubs based on 12a and offer a small spacer for the 13b guys. If we did a GB on these the prices would be: 1) Complete Front Kit = $399.00 (based on a minimum of 5 kits each) 2) Optional Front Stainless Line Kit = $65.50 3) Optional 4 piston calipers = (Still waiting on a supplier to return a quote) The complete kit listed is hubs, bearings, rotors, caliper bracket and all mounting hardware. The only thing you will need to supply would be the calipers, pads and brake lines. The Stainless line kit is specifically designed for this kit. Fits 81+ cars. Rebuilt calipers can be had locally for around $100 each (with core charge) at your favorite automotive supplier. We are hoping to be able to offer these, optionally, for around $100 for the pair. I will be able to tell you by the end of the weekend if the 84-85 parts can be done. Lets get a show of hands for 79-83 and 84-85 at the GB price structure and see if it is worth persuing. -billy |
I think something is being missed here. corect me if I am wrong but billy already has a kit that retains the 4x 4.5(4x114.3) your would just use the 4 bolt 2nd gen hub on the kit he already has for sale.
billy would this 4x110 fit behind my epsilons? |
could you do it in 4x114.3 bolt patern if so I would be all over that becouse I want to use vert wheels on the car and I will be putting an SE axle in the back.
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Originally Posted by rotarycrazy
(Post 7203744)
could you do it in 4x114.3 bolt patern if so I would be all over that becouse I want to use vert wheels on the car and I will be putting an SE axle in the back.
-billy |
Originally Posted by kuhlrx7
(Post 7203599)
I think something is being missed here. corect me if I am wrong but billy already has a kit that retains the 4x 4.5(4x114.3) your would just use the 4 bolt 2nd gen hub on the kit he already has for sale.
billy would this 4x110 fit behind my epsilons? The Mark I Kit (Old), is for 84-85 spindles only. You can use them with 4x4.5" lug hubs as long as you drill the rotors. If you use 4 lug rotors you have nothing more that expensive GSL-SE brakes. The Mark II Kit (New), is for 110MM and 114.3MM (4.5") to 79-83 spindles. We developed it to fill the void for the 79-83 guys. Noe it looks like there are a number of 84-85 12A guys that need them as well. We are going to try and accommodate them. You should be fine with your wheels since they are 15". I am going to work up a drawing that shows the caliper clearance needed with the kits so everyone can make sure, but we have never had a problem with 15" or up. -billy |
Very nice Billy but I have to wait. I have to re-do the interior on both RX-3's and Im waiting for the junkyard sale (50%) next holiday so I can pick up a stock FB strut housing/spindle and modify it to match the RX-3's orig strut.
As usual, keep up the good work and thanks for supporting the Old School and SA/FB guys. :icon_tup: |
Keep up the awesome work... A+A+
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MAN,,,These need to hurry up! Who else is drooling.
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Good looking stuff Billy, seems like a good price too. Personally I'd still rather spend a little extra and just do the full 5 lug FC swap on all four corners, but great looking work as always.
Morey987: I'm drooling, but for the rack and pinion kit ;) :D |
I did some work today and have finalized the kit.
We are able to use the current hub design with a few slight changes for the 84-85 spindles. However the GSL-SE requirement can not be met with this hub. Due to the fact that the wheel surface change of 15MM and the larger outer bearing, it has not worked out. I will continue to think about a GSL-SE solution. The group buy has been setup -> https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-center-69/1979-1985-12a-rx7-markii-big-brake-kit-677216/ -billy |
Good stuff Billy. I wish I had the funds to get in on the group buy, but alas, I'll likely hafta wait a couple months.
This is the exact kit I have been waiting for. Was about to attempt my own version, but no need. |
Very nice! Once I get my Boyds repaired...getting this kit.
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so in order to use the 4.5 pattern on my 84 SE with 4 piston T2 calipers i'd have to change my front spindles out for non-SE '83 ones?
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