fitting JDM DC5 BREMBOS to DC5/FN2/EP3/S2000/possibly EURO

[zco]

i thought this might be helpful for a few members on this forum
i believe this member is also apart of ozhonda.. maybe theres a link already posted that im not aware of..

taken from this link
http://forums.clubitr.com.au/showthr...ghlight=brembo

If you thought JDM Brembo conversion required the whole DC5R driveline, you are sadly mistaken!
It didn't make sense to me why people had to change the entire knuckle, LCA, driveshafts etc. to do this. Then I heard that the problem was simply that the Brembo calipers centre line was some 7.5mm further out than ADM DC5/EP3/FN2/AP1 calipers. If that was all, how hard can it be? I sourced some DC5R Brembos for a decent price, and bolted it up. The standard brake lines and caliper bolts fitted with no hassle at all! and surely enough the ADM DC5/EP3/FN2 rotors were sitting too far inside by 7.5mm. At first I fabricated some 7.5mm spacers and that fitted fine before I realised that S2000 rotors have exactly 7.5mm less offset than ADM DC5/EP3/FN2 rotors.

So out I go to source some cheap S2000 rotors. When they came I trial fitted them on some spare DC5 knuckles and woohoo perfect fit, then I bolted it them up to my FN2, another perfect fit! The only downside to this install is you need quite an agressive offset wheel to clear the Brembo Caliper, I'm using 18*7.5 +30 and 17*8 +38 wheels to clear the caliper.

be sure to read the responses in that thread.. quite abit of useful information

and ofcourse, i have a set of these brembo's for sale if anyone wants.. lol


http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=100909

[vinnY]

i see what you did there zico good info though

someone with a dc5/fn2/ep3/s2000 buy them so you can have some brembo hotness!