What Big brakes are direct bolt on to the FD\'s?

Started by YAU730, April 21, 2014, 01:09:17 AM

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YAU730

Always want big brake setup on the FD but the only kit i will settle for are the Endless which are hugh money.

Been looking about n see Evo7 n onwards Brembo can fit? Has anyone done this here n know the steps? These are a cheaper options then the Endless.
Michael Yau

mikey-t

Aston Martin brakes are a direct fit and considerably cheaper in the long run, forgot which exact model you need but a friend of mine is running them, think you need 18" wheels to run big brakes though

boosted

Who would have thought that...must be the mazda ford aston connection.
92 FD rx7 Twins 13.5psi.  EX Track car
EAT SLEEP ROTOR REPEAT.

yehreally

Is that any year/model or specific years and front/back or front only? ;)

Quote from: mikey-t;877715Aston Martin brakes are a direct fit and considerably cheaper in the long run, forgot which exact model you need but a friend of mine is running them, think you need 18" wheels to run big brakes though

mikey-t

Db9 or vanquish
Gugliemli apparently do a cheap conversion kit

rx7boy

in a few weeks DM-Motorsport will be releasing a bolt on upgrade for the FD.:cheers
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Quote from: mikey-t;877715Aston Martin brakes are a direct fit and considerably cheaper in the long run, forgot which exact model you need but a friend of mine is running them, think you need 18" wheels to run big brakes though

The brake Discs will fit as they are the same stud pattern but the calipers wont .  You will need an adapter to make the caliper fit...
Definately want it mate but the dog has just died so will be getting the missus a new dog for christmas....
Sounds like a good deal but will have to ask the dragon first.....  :flamed  :spank

mikey-t

Yes that is true my point is though there are more options then d2 and other "specific" big brake kits where aftermarket discs/ rotors etc cost more than the original kit,