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0 2020/06/14 08:16:45 swkiller
Carb hat spacer
Carb hat spacer
0 2020/06/14 08:16:37 swkiller
Racing beat Camber adjustment rod
Racing beat Camber adjustment rod
0 2020/06/14 08:16:29 swkiller
N333 ECU
N333 ECU
0 2020/06/14 08:16:02 swkiller
0 2019/01/27 06:10:18 swkiller
Billet specialities 17x7, needs spacer even with stock brakes
Billet specialities 17x7, needs spacer even with stock brakes
0 2019/01/27 06:09:45 swkiller
0 2019/01/27 03:53:40 swkiller
Stock brakes, with these wheels i need a spacer to clear the stock calipers
Stock brakes, with these wheels i need a spacer to clear the stock calipers
0 2019/01/27 03:52:14 swkiller
The ride
The ride
0 2019/01/27 03:48:41 swkiller
0 2019/01/27 03:47:39 swkiller
0 2019/01/27 03:44:28 swkiller
Here pic to compare sizes. Note that with these wheels i had to use a wheel spacer even with stock brakes.
Here pic to compare sizes. Note that with these wheels i had to use a wheel spacer even with stock brakes.
0 2019/01/27 03:42:35 swkiller
Here is the real issue,pros: this is how the caliper sits centered on the rotor, it looks like a simple plate of metal with two holes drilled would work with a washer or two going on the lower hub, the caliper and hub are threaded.The cons: even touching like this the caliper still needs to go more inward since the mounting points of the caliper are spaced farther away than a evo8 caliper.fix would be either shaving one of the side till its good or finding an evo8 or 2015 mustang gt caliper
Here is the real issue,pros: this is how the caliper sits centered on the rotor, it looks like a simple plate of metal with two holes drilled would work with a washer or two going on the lower hub, the caliper and hub are threaded.The cons: even touching like this the caliper still needs to go more inward since the mounting points of the caliper are spaced farther away than a evo8 caliper.fix would be either shaving one of the side till its good or finding an evo8 or 2015 mustang gt caliper
0 2019/01/27 03:09:44 swkiller
A simple bend of the tube fixed this issue.
A simple bend of the tube fixed this issue.
0 2019/01/27 03:06:06 swkiller
Tight fit but with these billet specialities i had to run a spacer even with my stock brakes. Now the brake moved toward the spoke like 1/8th in. Only so it could work with most 17in wheels
Tight fit but with these billet specialities i had to run a spacer even with my stock brakes. Now the brake moved toward the spoke like 1/8th in. Only so it could work with most 17in wheels
0 2019/01/27 03:05:43 swkiller
2014 mustang brembo brake, 6in center to center mounting holes, basically a Evo 10 (evo X ) brake caliper but not sure if its identical.
2014 mustang brembo brake, 6in center to center mounting holes, basically a Evo 10 (evo X ) brake caliper but not sure if its identical.
0 2019/01/19 15:57:58 swkiller
Look how close the rotor sits to the HUB just like stock very similar
Look how close the rotor sits to the HUB just like stock very similar
0 2019/01/19 15:42:01 swkiller
Fc rotor vs 2015 mustang gt
Fc rotor vs 2015 mustang gt
0 2019/01/19 15:40:50 swkiller
Mustang vents are inverted
Mustang vents are inverted
0 2019/01/19 15:40:10 swkiller
My sweet ride =)
My sweet ride =)
0 2012/06/04 22:23:46 swkiller
my beautiful 88 turboii
my beautiful 88 turboii
2 2010/02/09 21:58:18 swkiller
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