haha thanks peteyWOW
looks great man...!!
the brackets, no. BUT, it does eliminate having to grind the pads. But, instead of grinding pads, you have to re-drill the rotors. So either way, its a great setup - however, there's some work involved.Nice work, does the new rotor eliminate the need to grind the caliper brackets?
the brackets, no. BUT, it does eliminate having to grind the pads. But, instead of grinding pads, you have to re-drill the rotors. So either way, its a great setup - however, there's some work involved.
Sure, $110 for calipers, $100 for the rotors (new / re-drilled) and you'll be set. Haha that reminds me though, you have something I want. PM'ed.so umm can i have some?
Definetly is, stops on a dime. Its a bit unbiased with the rear only 9.5", but ill be getting the ep3 rear calipers and 10.3" rotors here soon.Nice well worth the wkr
Hahah.. thanks Wait, when did you have ITRs?i miss my ITR's haha, lookin good
Sure, $110 for calipers, $100 for the rotors (new / re-drilled) and you'll be set. Haha that reminds me though, you have something I want. PM'ed.
you have AIM or somethin Raza?no pm here yet but kindly send the info on how i can get that exact setup my way as well
its actually not as bad as you might think.Ok. This might be a huge list of parts but what is all required to do this? Going from an EX.
What would the cost be for parts and services? would I also have to upgrade the brake booster and lines as well?its actually not as bad as you might think.
Youll need (in parts):
1) ITR calipers (with mounting brackets / pads)
2) 11.1" Prelude VTEC rotors (94-98)
Then... (in service):
1) 3mm grinded off the caliper mounting brackets
2) the rotors redrilled to 4x100 lug pattern
I have a friend with both the parts AND the services avaliable. Just let me know.
this friend?My friend at the moment is fabbing up a way to use 4 piston RL calipers (that he picked up for $140 compared to $1500 spoon calipers.