Reply to "Wilwood Brakes - Component #'s??"

George PAdmin.

I'm sorry to read that Ryan, you have my most sincere hopes that things will turn around soon for you.

Call Jerry at PI Motorsports, I know he offers a brake kit that utilizes oem rotors, but substitutes 4 piston calipers. Its his kit for guys who want to keep the 15" wheels but still improve the brakes.

The Wilwood stuff is expensive, agreed. They are racing parts, and priced accordingly.

Is there any reason you can't just drive with the oem brakes until the employment situation improves?

your friend on the DTIC

10/3/062:18 PM

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