Hey guys. What type of spacer do I need if I want to put spoon calipers on? 5 or 10mm? I'm going to keep my OEM wheels so I'm not too sure how much clearance I'm going to need.
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Hey guys. What type of spacer do I need if I want to put spoon calipers on? 5 or 10mm? I'm going to keep my OEM wheels so I'm not too sure how much clearance I'm going to need.
baller! spoon is quite pricey, why not ap racing? or wilwood?
Hmm spoon looks pretty good. But where would I source ap racing or wilwood?Quote:
Originally Posted by stienerv2
Wilwood will be your cheapest option from the states. Timmy bought his from EBAY.
Going full on with your ep3 hey Kev :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bluey45
Another option is brembo kit . . Lol I like red better!
Timmy pick up his Wilwood kit for less than 1K can't beat that.Quote:
Originally Posted by keepitlow
Are Willwoods any good? I heard mixed views on them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perry
Hmm. Interesting dilemma. I think i may need a 5 or 10mm spacerQuote:
Originally Posted by Perry
5mm is border line, if your scared of rubbing issues just go 10mm.
Wilwood BBK for less than $1k? Or just the calipers?
Not sure could be jsut calipers even so with other brand rotors it still runs off cheaper than getting spoon new. The good thing about Spoon calipers are you could use alot of different brake pads.
Just wondering, isn't the stock brakes caliper good enough.. I feel its alright with slotted rotor and better pads : )