Force 10 brakes
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Re: Force 10 brakes (flynhi)
Do they make a superlite 6 that will work on the rear calipers? Or could I put them in the front and use something like the dynalite.
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Re: Force 10 brakes (Twin_Turbo)
But the bracket for the Dynalites in the rear is not just a square bracket, it has a good 3/8" offset.
Guru,
My recomendation is to use the 1.38" dia piston Dynalite in back and the superlite (4 or 6 piston) in front...
Guru,
My recomendation is to use the 1.38" dia piston Dynalite in back and the superlite (4 or 6 piston) in front...
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The 5,25 hole spacing on the dynalite caliper is the same as stock, the stock rear caliper has 5,25 also. Only the mounting ears on the DLIII are too short. The Integra has 5,25 spacing too, so a rear bracket for them is very easy, just a square plate like the heidts thing.
[Modified by Twin_Turbo, 5:40 PM 12/6/2003]
The 5,25 hole spacing on the dynalite caliper is the same as stock, the stock rear caliper has 5,25 also. Only the mounting ears on the DLIII are too short. The Integra has 5,25 spacing too, so a rear bracket for them is very easy, just a square plate like the heidts thing.
[Modified by Twin_Turbo, 5:40 PM 12/6/2003]
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Re: Force 10 brakes (427V8)
OK I will keep that in mind for when I get enough money to redo my brakes :cheers:
what is the thickness of our rotors?
what is the thickness of our rotors?
