porche calipers and rotors on fd
there's probably 100 different porsche calipers and rotors.
porsche rotors won't fit for sure, unless you redrill them, at minimum, because they're the wrong bolt pattern.
porsche rotors won't fit for sure, unless you redrill them, at minimum, because they're the wrong bolt pattern.
As far as I know, there is no direct bolt up Porsche caliper. There was a kit made several years ago by Movit which offered an adapter bracket and Porsche 911 calipers/rotors. The main issue is that it required 18" rims (and cost over $2500).
The previous owner of Damian's car had them and I believe Damian still has them on the car.
The previous owner of Damian's car had them and I believe Damian still has them on the car.
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I have this Kit on my FD and u don´t have to go 18" Rims. 17" is requiered but u need an adapter bracket for the calipers and an other rotors discs must be prepered to the right bolt pattern.
This is the website I used along with alil help from friends. http://www.robrobinette.com/bigbrake.htm
If you find a way to do it, here is a web site where you can find P-Cars brakes for a resonable price. Take not that those are "stage 5". If you go to stage 2 which is also a p-car brake system, it will be cheaper. But p-cars brakes are heavy!!!
If you find a way to do it, here is a web site where you can find P-Cars brakes for a resonable price. Take not that those are "stage 5". If you go to stage 2 which is also a p-car brake system, it will be cheaper. But p-cars brakes are heavy!!!
maybe, but they sure stop like a mofu!!
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