Subject	You mean the rear brake caliper..
Posted by	ForceFedTT (SoCal) on September 01, 2010 at 2:45 AM
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In Reply To	Rear brakes options posted by toykoz32 on September 01, 2010 at 01:53 AM
Message	or rear parking brake? To retain the rear caliper, your still gonna need an adapter to move the caliper farther, which, as far as I know, is not being offered by anyone. I believe Arizona Z Car sells a rear rotor that's 12 or 13" with an upgraded caliper and also offers a solution for the parking brake. BTW, did you get your car running? Haven't heard from you.
Follow Ups	Rear brakes options - toykoz32 01:53:51 09/01/10 You mean the rear brake caliper.. - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 02:45:48 09/01/10 unless it's new, their rear BBK does not retain the oem - LJZTT 04:45:20 09/01/10 new option includes a small secondary caliper, but does not - zgene4 08:15:50 09/01/10 afaik thats not a new design, maybe a newer version (n/m) - LJZTT 09:12:22 09/01/10 Im looking for a rear rotor - toykoz32 13:10:57 09/01/10 V36 rotor - ArubaDave 03:42:09 09/01/10 Thank you, I will look into that (n/m) - toykoz32 13:11:30 09/01/10 Thickness is of by .2, but i just picked up a set - toykoz32 17:21:50 09/01/10 unless you are going to be hardcore tracking, which - LJZTT 04:52:19 09/01/10 I will be tracking my car, will have dry sump too. But - toykoz32 13:21:34 09/01/10 awesome, still though, why not try the 12" evo rears? - LJZTT 17:14:22 09/01/10 I will be using 2007-2008 g35 sport sedan rear rotors - toykoz32 17:30:51 09/01/10 Photos of caliper and rotor - toykoz32 17:41:55 09/01/10 if youre tracking u need to consider balance (n/m) - ZiNnYc 21:29:46 09/01/10 I have, link inside - toykoz32 21:35:11 09/01/10 balance as in not 50/50, - ZiNnYc 22:17:36 09/01/10
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