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" These look like they would fit my rears. Are the Allen heads completely flush?"

Yes I'm using 12.19 x .81 rotors in the rear so my bracket is .35 inches thick and I'm using a brass shim to bring it within range.

The brackets I make are steel and yes those are allen head bolts countersunk flush ... they just miss the edge of the threaded bolt. We wanted to keep the caliper behind the rotor to reduce the amount of road debris to enter the brake pad.

I also designed my system around 3 wilwood masters side by side for front, rear and clutch with a wilwood pedal set up.

Ron

10/2/115:32 PM

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