Front Rotora BBK Installed
Front Rotora BBK Installed
Well I finally installed my front BBK, these thinngs are awesome. Tried to start on back but couldn't brake the blots holding the calipers. Will try aagain next week when I can heat them up first. Anyway here are some pics of the fronts, will take more once the rears are done.


Joined: May 2005
Posts: 10,197
From: Displaced New Yorker in Southern, MD
Wow bro, absolutely SWEET!!! I should have my Wilwood BBK kit in by next week with 13.25 front rotors. IMO your rotors are going the correct direction. Great job...
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 10,197
From: Displaced New Yorker in Southern, MD
OHHH I see, so YOU would leave your $3000 plus brake setup exposed to ROAD SALT, and all the snow that gets jammed in between the wheels and the calipers during winter?
U might as well just ride around with wads of 100 dollar bills as mudflaps! Assuming of course that you reside somewhere that has a snowy winter.
U might as well just ride around with wads of 100 dollar bills as mudflaps! Assuming of course that you reside somewhere that has a snowy winter.
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 10,197
From: Displaced New Yorker in Southern, MD
OHHH I see, so YOU would leave your $3000 plus brake setup exposed to ROAD SALT, and all the snow that gets jammed in between the wheels and the calipers during winter?
U might as well just ride around with wads of 100 dollar bills as mudflaps! Assuming of course that you reside somewhere that has a snowy winter.
U might as well just ride around with wads of 100 dollar bills as mudflaps! Assuming of course that you reside somewhere that has a snowy winter.
Southern Maryland gets snow but not as much as most Northeastern states...
OHHH I see, so YOU would leave your $3000 plus brake setup exposed to ROAD SALT, and all the snow that gets jammed in between the wheels and the calipers during winter?
U might as well just ride around with wads of 100 dollar bills as mudflaps! Assuming of course that you reside somewhere that has a snowy winter.
U might as well just ride around with wads of 100 dollar bills as mudflaps! Assuming of course that you reside somewhere that has a snowy winter.
Me too. I have a 2004 Murano AWD for those nasty days. I just wish my 2004 Maxima had traction control...nobody seems to know how to add it after the fact.
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 10,197
From: Displaced New Yorker in Southern, MD
I bought the ichiba spacers (10mm) here on the org. These things are perfect and come with longer studs. They are super light and are precisely done. highly recommended.



OH WOW! ...idk why, but it always seems as if slotted/drilled rotors are "backwards" to me.


