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31 spline axles and Wilwood brakes installed

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  • Start date Start date Nov 10, 2004

Edbert

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After being away on assignment for a few months I finally got to turn a few bolts on my project once again. Details here:
http://www.edbert.net/axle.htm

 

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bnickel

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hey man, nice to see ya back, i was wondering where you went. the rear looks nice
 

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Thanks, good to be back. Had a 4 month deployment (I'm a consultant not military) and when I got back the honey-do list was huuuuge.

My concern now is that I've got much more braking power in the back via the 12.2 Wilwoods compared to the SSBC (stock) 10.0 ones in the front. Wilwood makes a heavy duty matching set for the front of my car but they don't offer a 13-inch rotor setup. Thats what I really need, a set of 13 inch rotors up front.
 
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Looks real nice
 
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If you REALLY want the big brakes/rotors up front then check out
http://www.johnsmustangs.com/
you can also go here for better photos of the master cylinder (and brakes)
http://www.autoworks.cc/index.html

I am having the six piston fronts installed as we speak. The master cylinder is a thing of beauty also....can't wait to drive it and test it out......

Chris Barton

Edbert said:
Thanks, good to be back. Had a 4 month deployment (I'm a consultant not military) and when I got back the honey-do list was huuuuge.

My concern now is that I've got much more braking power in the back via the 12.2 Wilwoods compared to the SSBC (stock) 10.0 ones in the front. Wilwood makes a heavy duty matching set for the front of my car but they don't offer a 13-inch rotor setup. Thats what I really need, a set of 13 inch rotors up front.
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