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slivel
In between watching the crummy coverage on CBS of the San Marino Grand Prix, I installed Boxster monoblock brakes on the 914.
slivel
Another view.
slivel
Last one.
Aaron Cox
show us the adapters please smile.gif

BTW - what do 4 boxster calipers go for lately?
redshift
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I'm cured! I actually have (nearly) a full erection!

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M
slivel
The adapters are shown in the photo. I think that they are available separtaely from Racers Edge but I bought a package from Paragon Products (talk to Jason). You wouldn't want 4 Boxster calipers - just the fronts. I am using Carerra rears.
wrpspddrvr
So you used Mueller's adaptor hub thingies with the Boxster kit? MORE INFO PLEASE!! Woo! clap.gif aktion035.gif
I plan to buy a set of these as soon as eComm goes up. I was looking to do the same thing you're doing.

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Aaron Cox
QUOTE (wrpspddrvr @ Apr 24 2005, 08:06 PM)
So you used Mueller's adaptor hub thingies with the Boxster kit? MORE INFO PLEASE!! Woo! clap.gif aktion035.gif
I plan to buy a set of these as soon as eComm goes up. I was looking to do the same thing you're doing.

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wrong. bolt spacingss are different. boxster kit is also 1 grand.... and you need 911 3.5" struts..... so your better off going a whole 911 front suspension...
wrpspddrvr
QUOTE (Aaron Cox @ Apr 24 2005, 10:08 PM)
QUOTE (wrpspddrvr @ Apr 24 2005, 08:06 PM)
So you used Mueller's adaptor hub thingies with the Boxster kit? MORE INFO PLEASE!! Woo! clap.gif  :headbanger:
I plan to buy a set of these as soon as eComm goes up. I was looking to do the same thing you're doing.

Cole monkeydance.gif

wrong. bolt spacingss are different. boxster kit is also 1 grand.... and you need 911 3.5" struts..... so your better off going a whole 911 front suspension...

Damnation. I swear I saw some adaptors to fit a 3.5" caliper on a 3" bolt hole spacing somewhere..... Don't the early assdragger guys do that? confused24.gif
Oh well, looks like I'll just stick with M calipers and some fancy rotors and pads. cool_shades.gif

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TimT
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Damnation. I swear I saw some adaptors to fit a 3.5" caliper on a 3" bolt hole spacing somewhere..


well yea... VCI does it.. as do others

slivel
Aaron's right, you need 3.5 inch spacing to fit the adapter. Early 911 struts have this. The Boxster calipers fit Carerra rotors. In Aaron' s case he already has M brakes so he has the proper spacing.
echocanyons
Righ Johnson sells a complete setup for all for corners


Why would you not want four boxter calipers?


I have all four on mine
Aaron Cox
QUOTE (slivel @ Apr 24 2005, 08:25 PM)
Aaron's right, you need 3.5 inch spacing to fit the adapter. Early 911 struts have this. The Boxster calipers fit Carerra rotors. In Aaron' s case he already has M brakes so he has the proper spacing.

nope. M calipers are 3" spacing. same as 914 calipers.

early cars with S calipers have 3.5, and later cars with A calipers have 3.5....
slivel
I should have been more clear in my response - you wouldn't want to use the fronts all around. If you have the complete set of fronts and rears then you are fine. You will probably need to go with a 23 mm M/C though.
slivel
Aaron, yes you are right again. My mistake - sorry. 3 inch for the M's.
echocanyons
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I should have been more clear in my response


Wheww...

I havent driven mine yet and was under the impression that they would be fine.

Maltese Falcon
I've done the 986 F & R caliper install on 2 sixes last month, with the 19mm mc...with a noticeable braking improvement. I know of one 9146 with 986 rear calipers all-around, and the owner (Dave @ TRE) says it's the best set up for his street/ track car. I still prefer the F and R set-up. I'll prolly go to the tilton or wilwood proportioning valve next.
JB 914
are the Boxter rotors different? or do those calipers work with the same 911 rotors?
slivel
The Boxster calipers work with standard 24 mm Carrera rotors.
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