eg4matze

what do you think about willwood brakes? I found this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...33564
is this a good price?

Matthias

bgoetz

I think I am going to buy them lol. I don't know how good of a deal that is, but if I were you and I though that I found a good deal I would not post it so someone could steal it from you.

eg4matze

i dont want pay them now, but i am looking for brakes. and these are cheaper than used itr brakes in germany

Filliam H. Muffman

wilwood>type-r

nuff said.

bgoetz

I am not into the brake thing YET once I get a turbo and then build the engine to get around 300hp I will replace the damn back drums with disks and get good brakes on all 4 tires. I don't think that it would help much with my hp

eg4matze

what is nuff? my english is not very good. are this brakes better then itr

CRX_1.8T

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nuff said.</TD></TR></TABLE>

this &gt; means that the willwood brakes are better than the Integra R brakes.

enough "(nuff) said."

i have the 13" willwood brakes kit on my CRX. they are much better than any Honda brakes will ever be.

ABK

Just make sure you got the tiny 9.44" rotors before you buy that kit, because it states that it's for this size application.

eg4matze

ok thanks, I will buy this brakes. Should I use normal or drilled rotors?

rentacop

Normal blank rotors.

TallAssFilipino

I've heard of several people at Willow Springs who have had Spoon Sports brakes and switched over to Wilwood brakes.

Boostage

U can get the non drilled ones for $539 or the drilled for $639 here http://www.herbertperformance....nd=16

eg4matze

ok thanks, do you know which pads I can drive. or must i import them everytime i need some

Boostage

U have to import them, No other pads work with wilwood calipers. u have to oder wolwood pads each time, also be warned, willwoord brakes dont have seals and will need a rebuild in about 8 months

Jaker

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Wilwood brakes may not have seals on all their applications. On my Wilwood Superlites, there are none. However, I've had the kit on my car for 2 years, and there is absolutely no evidence of any leakage past the piston seals.

jmk2888

Try http://www.Fastbrakes.com

Corporation

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enough, and just order the WW breaks.

eg4matze

so I cant drive ferroda pads?

Jaker

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eg4matze &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so I cant drive ferroda pads?</TD></TR></TABLE>

You can if Ferroda makes pads that fit Wilwood Dynalite calipers.