Wilwood caliper stands/adapters for BIG BRAKES...

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  1. Litneon

    Litneon Super Moderator Staff Member

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    I've finally built my prototype caliper stands to adapt the Wilwood Dynalite calipers to the factory mounts for the front brakes. I'll be test fitting them soon and will get some good pics.

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    The rest of the pics are in my build thread, which is linked in my signature.

    I'll have them up for sale soon, and will also be looking into making a set for the 14" (I think?) rotors. Soooooo BIG brakes.
     
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    Thats a big rotor!
     
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    Dynalite calipers have the same mounting specs as 4x4 toyota calipers if I remember right...


    What size rotor is this mount for?
     
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    These are for the 12.19" x 0.81" rotors. I don't have the dimensions on me anymore for the 4wd calipers, but I wouldn't be making them if they had fit the adapters I already had from the 4wd brakes I ran before. I would have just run the same mounts.
     
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    What I run the Wilwood rotor part numbers are #160-7105/ # 160-7106
    I might be wanting a set of your brackets.
     
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    I can't find it now and my mind may be wrong but it seems like there is a wilwood caliper that's interchangeable with 4x4 toyota. I could simply be retarded, it happens a lot. :lol:


    Brackets look good. Seems like a lot of people are stepping up their game on these trucks lately. :D
     
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    Yes Truckaction, those are the rotors I run.

    And looking at the 14's, I'm wondering if there's really going to be interest in them. They are $350ish each for the rotors.
     
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    $350 for a rotor? I can do a near bolt on lexus conversion for both sides with 12.4" rotors for less than that all done and stopping. No they aren't blingtanium parts but I want to stop a truck on the track not look cool to people around me. :ROFL:


    Are you working on a rear caliper mount? I have rotors but I haven't decided on a caliper as of yet. I can get the brackets done on a cnc mill or lazer I just haven't gotten there yet. :lol:
     
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    I'm working on one, but haven't gotten to it yet. I'm making some big changes on my truck soon, which will include rear disks.
     
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