Can someone tell me which calipers these are?
Can someone tell me which calipers these are?

So i bought my 99 from this guy with a ton of bolt ons, and its got this wilwood setup on it however im unsure what calipers these are any help would be appreciated.....
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/perf...Big_Brake_Kits
It is prob a Fastbrakes Wilwood kit. Any other markings on the caliper? Maybe ask the orig owner?
It is prob a Fastbrakes Wilwood kit. Any other markings on the caliper? Maybe ask the orig owner?
if im correct those are 4 piston calipers which are to be used which 12.6 rotors, go onto fastbrakes.com and ask a customer rep by giving them a description of the entire setup, best way to investigate
Holy crap that's one neglected setup. rust belt anybody?
That's an old school- probably 10+ years old- Billet Superlite caliper.
It uses the Superlite pads designed for use with cotter pin from what it looks like.
Best thing to do for a surefire confirmation is to pull the wheel off, CLEAN THAT ISH, and then send a pic to Wilwood's customer service dept and ask for input.
That's an old school- probably 10+ years old- Billet Superlite caliper.
It uses the Superlite pads designed for use with cotter pin from what it looks like.
Best thing to do for a surefire confirmation is to pull the wheel off, CLEAN THAT ISH, and then send a pic to Wilwood's customer service dept and ask for input.
FYI, a 30 second Google Image search for "wilwood billet superlite" came up with these..
http://www.bauerracing.net/Cars/Eagle/1993/93Talon.htm
http://store.vacmotorsports.com/wilw...per-p1497.aspx
http://www.bauerracing.net/Cars/Eagle/1993/93Talon.htm
http://store.vacmotorsports.com/wilw...per-p1497.aspx
Wow finally someone knows the answer... so matt...should i be using 12.2 OR 12.6 as soneone else stated?? And apparently these were put on car shortly after new... or was a decent find.... imma have to look into cleanin em up...
Wilwood pads (Polymatrix E?) are cheap and so are the 12.2" Coleman rotors:
YOU need to verify the rotors as your picture does not show a rotor with hat from what I can see... I even switched my set up to work with 13" Coleman rotors at one point (needed to fab brackets, though).
http://www.wilwood.com/PDF/Flyers/fl227.pdf
http://www.colemanracing.com/Brake-R...ght-P4227.aspx
YOU need to verify the rotors as your picture does not show a rotor with hat from what I can see... I even switched my set up to work with 13" Coleman rotors at one point (needed to fab brackets, though).
http://www.wilwood.com/PDF/Flyers/fl227.pdf
http://www.colemanracing.com/Brake-R...ght-P4227.aspx
Last edited by Chunger; Aug 10, 2011 at 06:49 AM.
If you need new rotors, Coleman Machine (Coleman Racing) is where I buy mine for all of my kits, but you can also get them from Wilwood for about the same price.
pull a rotor off and measure the thickness, diameter, and bolt hole spacing on them.
Also pull one pad out of the caliper and post a pic so we can be sure the pad shape is correct.
Coleman doesn't sell pads, but you can get wilwood and Hawk parts from Summit Racing or direct from Wilwood.
I personally prefer Hawk HPS to the Wilwood E pads, but they both work fine for a street car.
pull a rotor off and measure the thickness, diameter, and bolt hole spacing on them.
Also pull one pad out of the caliper and post a pic so we can be sure the pad shape is correct.
Coleman doesn't sell pads, but you can get wilwood and Hawk parts from Summit Racing or direct from Wilwood.
I personally prefer Hawk HPS to the Wilwood E pads, but they both work fine for a street car.
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