Tinkles
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Currently I only have the front rotors for the Brembo calipers spec'd out. I am working on spec'ing out the front rotors for the normal calipers.
For Brembo Front Calipers:
This hat from Wilwood: PN#170-12159
www.wilwood.com
These are 5x114.3 hats and would have to be redrilled to 5x110 or 4x100 if you haven't made with switch to 5x114 hubs. I ordered them from Jegs.
The rotors have to be custom made, but the cost isn't too terrible. Wilwood recommended Colman Racing Products.
This is the rotor they recommended to use as the "blank" and the one I went with. PN# B810-1000-150. Just download the spec sheet I attached and send that to them.
www.colemanracing.com
Colman also offer options for each rotor. I went with drilled, slotted, and balanced.
www.colemanracing.com
www.colemanracing.com
www.colemanracing.com
www.colemanracing.com
www.colemanracing.com
And lastly you will need some 1/4-20x1" bolts to bolt the rotor to the hat. I chose 18-8 Stainless Steel because that is what the bolts are the Wilwood sells for this application. The only thing I have not worked out are "registration rings" to take up the difference in hub sizes, but that is a simple task for anyone with some fabrication skills.
The whole "are Brembos worth it" has been beat to death, I just want to provide this info to everyone in hopes it makes someone else's build journey easier. I'll update this original post as I figure out the specs for the other rotors.
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I am just gonna toss some links here so I don't lose them for potential rotor blanks and hat(s) for the normal calipers. So just ignore this rest of this post for now.
www.colemanracing.com
www.colemanracing.com
www.wilwood.com
For Brembo Front Calipers:
This hat from Wilwood: PN#170-12159
Wilwood Disc Brakes
Hat No: 170-12159, hats, rotors, rotor hats, dynamic mount, fixed mount, GT series, HD series, forged billet, starlite, starlite 55, wide 5, wide 5 racing hubs, shallow offset, straight bell, flared bell, truck hats, spun steel, racing hub, aluminum hats, hat offset
The rotors have to be custom made, but the cost isn't too terrible. Wilwood recommended Colman Racing Products.
This is the rotor they recommended to use as the "blank" and the one I went with. PN# B810-1000-150. Just download the spec sheet I attached and send that to them.
Brake Rotor, D30 .81, Custom, Solid Mount
Colman also offer options for each rotor. I went with drilled, slotted, and balanced.
Brake Rotor, Option, Cross Drill
Brake Rotor, Gas Vent, Standard Pattern
Brake Rotor, Option, Balance
Brake Rotor, Option, Stress Relieve
Scallop Rotor, O.D. Only
And lastly you will need some 1/4-20x1" bolts to bolt the rotor to the hat. I chose 18-8 Stainless Steel because that is what the bolts are the Wilwood sells for this application. The only thing I have not worked out are "registration rings" to take up the difference in hub sizes, but that is a simple task for anyone with some fabrication skills.
The whole "are Brembos worth it" has been beat to death, I just want to provide this info to everyone in hopes it makes someone else's build journey easier. I'll update this original post as I figure out the specs for the other rotors.
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I am just gonna toss some links here so I don't lose them for potential rotor blanks and hat(s) for the normal calipers. So just ignore this rest of this post for now.
Brake Rotor, Custom
Brake Rotor, D30, Mini, Custom, Solid Mount
Wilwood Disc Brakes
Hat No: 170-12771, hats, rotors, rotor hats, dynamic mount, fixed mount, GT series, HD series, forged billet, starlite, starlite 55, wide 5, wide 5 racing hubs, shallow offset, straight bell, flared bell, truck hats, spun steel, racing hub, aluminum hats, hat offset