Rear brake setup to match Brembo GT front??
Rear brake setup to match Brembo GT front??
Hi all, can anyone suggest a match upgrade for my Brembo Gt front brake kit. I have 10mm spacers at the front, should I match this at the rear??
I've heard of zimmermans being the closest setup, does anyone know of Brembo bringing in a rotor??
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I've heard of zimmermans being the closest setup, does anyone know of Brembo bringing in a rotor??
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Originally Posted by enzothemaddog
Hi all, can anyone suggest a match upgrade for my Brembo Gt front brake kit. I have 10mm spacers at the front, should I match this at the rear??
I've heard of zimmermans being the closest setup, does anyone know of Brembo bringing in a rotor??
I've heard of zimmermans being the closest setup, does anyone know of Brembo bringing in a rotor??
Alex
Originally Posted by Alex@tirerack
I dont have one, and if you locate the European car that claims they have a brembo rear to match we actually found it to be a misprint.
Alex
Alex
Should I just do pads, lines and oil or actually some rotors.....
p.s. I brake really hard!!!! and needed for minor street use but mainly track use?
Originally Posted by enzothemaddog
Should of been clearer Alex, I have'nt heard of a rear Brembo kit(wish), but wondered what the best match would be.??
Should I just do pads, lines and oil or actually some rotors.....
p.s. I brake really hard!!!! and needed for minor street use but mainly track use?
Should I just do pads, lines and oil or actually some rotors.....
p.s. I brake really hard!!!! and needed for minor street use but mainly track use?
Alex
Who makes the 10mm spacers that you have and do they have the hub centric extension. I can't find a source that carries H&R 10mm spacers, all Turner carries is 5,15,20, and 30mm
Originally Posted by enzothemaddog
Hi all, can anyone suggest a match upgrade for my Brembo Gt front brake kit. I have 10mm spacers at the front, should I match this at the rear??
I've heard of zimmermans being the closest setup, does anyone know of Brembo bringing in a rotor??
N
I've heard of zimmermans being the closest setup, does anyone know of Brembo bringing in a rotor??
N
The smaller one is probably not HC, there may not be enough meat there to do it. It would be a minimal overlap.
Why don't you take a 15 or 20 and turn it down to 10? Small local guy could do that for a six pack.
And if HC is critical to you be sure the wheels Alex has for you match the snout of the final spacer if you can. There by not using some of the snap in rings.
Why don't you take a 15 or 20 and turn it down to 10? Small local guy could do that for a six pack.
And if HC is critical to you be sure the wheels Alex has for you match the snout of the final spacer if you can. There by not using some of the snap in rings.
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Toddtce,
thanks for the input excellent suggestion I will order the a second set of 20mm it has the HC and have it cut down. I do need the 20mm for the 17" S lites that I use in the winter, and use the 10mm in the summer with the R90s
thanks for the input excellent suggestion I will order the a second set of 20mm it has the HC and have it cut down. I do need the 20mm for the 17" S lites that I use in the winter, and use the 10mm in the summer with the R90s
Originally Posted by toddtce
The smaller one is probably not HC, there may not be enough meat there to do it. It would be a minimal overlap.
Why don't you take a 15 or 20 and turn it down to 10? Small local guy could do that for a six pack.
And if HC is critical to you be sure the wheels Alex has for you match the snout of the final spacer if you can. There by not using some of the snap in rings.
Why don't you take a 15 or 20 and turn it down to 10? Small local guy could do that for a six pack.
And if HC is critical to you be sure the wheels Alex has for you match the snout of the final spacer if you can. There by not using some of the snap in rings.
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