Reply to "Rear brakes"

zr1panteraForum Sponsor - SACC Restorations

Here are a couple of pictures of the rear brakes we sell.

http://saccrestorationsblog.fi.../2011/07/photo-3.jpg

That is a 12.19 rotor and will fit under stock wheels. It uses a 4 piston setup and was engineered using CAD for a perfect fit!

We also Engineered a bracket so you can use Wilwood 4 piston Calipers on stock rotors for those on a budget.
http://saccrestorationsblog.fi...2011/07/photo-31.jpg

We also will sell piece parts like other vendors or complete kits. Whatever the customer wants.

These are your brakes so a properly engineered bracket is the key. Data required to make a bracket is rotor size, EXACTLY... Rotor Width... and Hat Dimensions. Oh, and Caliper dimensions.

Regards, Scott

10/2/1110:37 AM

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