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> Resized Rear Calipers?, techy help requested
seanery
post Aug 24 2003, 07:55 PM
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I just pulled this from a page that redshift sent me to HERE. How is this done?
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The rear of the car received the following:

Widened stock calipers for use with vented rear rotors
Resized (smaller OD) 911 rear vented rotors (cross-drilled and slotted)
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J P Stein
post Aug 25 2003, 01:06 PM
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OK, so I missed your point.

IMO, the balance issue is all important...for what I do.
Any time one starts screwing around with brakes,
unintended consenquences can pop up and, as you have said, some are a waste of time, effort, and money.

Some, while not unsafe, detract from the performance of the car......the Volvo front calipers come to mind.....lotta weight, what's the return?

The stock 914-914/6 brakes are decent...not great, but decent. A step up....if you think it's needed, should be done as a whole package....something it took me a while to learn.
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