fastbrakes 11" rotor pics?
from left to right.
11.1 in. legend gs rotor
11.1 in. slotted itr rotor
11 in. corado rotor(fastbrake kit)
10.3 in. Integra rotor
9.5 in. Civic rotor

sorry didn't have a better picture
11.1 in. legend gs rotor
11.1 in. slotted itr rotor
11 in. corado rotor(fastbrake kit)
10.3 in. Integra rotor
9.5 in. Civic rotor

sorry didn't have a better picture
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because they are big cars I guess.The gs has almost the same front braking system of the first gen nsx
11. in fastbrake kit with 15 in dai fever wheel.(only pic I found)
There seems to be no where near as much pad contact area on that rotor.
2. if you look at the pic originally posted by 88ssgti, the 2nd rotor from the left (itr), best illustrates the 11" rotor fastbrakes.com offers. the prelude vtec 11" are the same size as well (they're hubcentric & readily available at parts store shelves, but need to be re-drilled to 4X100 while the fastbrakes.com rotor comes 4X100 already).
* both front rotors are 11"...but they're offsets are both completely different and are meant for different set-ups.
A. the "fast-brakes" style 11" front rotor is meant for milled brackets which allow you to swap:
integra type-r (stamped 17cl15vn),
nsx,
or legend gs 2-pot
front calipers using bigger knuckles (not small DX knuckles).
B. the 4X100 corado 11" front rotor is used on civic DX knuckles with s2000 & RSX front caliper brake upgrades (which seem similar to the calipers the mugen active gate offers). again, quick access to easy to find, pretty inexpensive, off-the-shelf parts readily available at any local parts store.
Last edited by roastbeefrichie; Dec 27, 2009 at 03:16 PM.
This is my setup. 90 STD hatch w/fastbrakes kit, VW Corrado rotors and DA calipers.



Stops really nice. Upgraded with a DA brakebooster, 15/16MC and 4040 prop valve.



Stops really nice. Upgraded with a DA brakebooster, 15/16MC and 4040 prop valve.
i'm using 17CL15VN Integra Type R calipers,w/ 23T bracket GRINDED 3.2mm caliper mounting brackets ,with a redrilled Prelude VTEC rotors
will the corado rotor fit my set up?
the corado rotor's pads area seems like smaller than itr rotor
will the corado rotor fit my set up?
the corado rotor's pads area seems like smaller than itr rotor
i'm using 17CL15VN Integra Type R calipers,w/ 23T bracket GRINDED 3.2mm caliper mounting brackets ,with a redrilled Prelude VTEC rotors
will the corado rotor fit my set up?
the corado rotor's pads area seems like smaller than itr rotor
will the corado rotor fit my set up?
the corado rotor's pads area seems like smaller than itr rotor
I thought the Fastbrakes kit used a redrilled 92-96 Prelude VTEC rotors, which have the same dimensions are the ITR rotors with the exception of the 64mm center bore. I have two sitting in may garage and can check later. I do not recall them looking anything like the Corrado rotor pictured above. The ones on my car now were 92-96 Prelude VTEC rotors redrilled by a local machine shop.
firstly, thanks to everyone for pix!
nice wheels
&
pimpin brakes





89ssgti, just wondering if you would happen to know what knuckle and caliper on this fastbrake.com 11" set-up?
rallypoint_1, nice brakes! what knuckle is this on? looks like it requires a hubcentric ring?
.dave, i has question? what calipers and knuckles? looks like integra front calipers (stamped 17cl14vn) on the fastbrakes.com adapter bracket, corado rotors on DX knuckles w/ hubcentric rings?
bigdare23, what caliper & knuckle are you using on this fastbrakes.com 11" rotor set-up?
dogginator's right, you're going to have to use a prelude vtec front rotor (re-drilled to 4X100) with any brake set-up associated with milled brackets stamped 23T, 25T & 28T for nsx calipers, legend gs 2-pot calipers or ITR calipers (stamped 17CL15VN). or you can buy em 4x100 from fastbrakes.com
* the VW rotors have a different offset. corado 11" rotors in 4X100 are brake caliper set-up specific. the pattern that's developing is the VW corado 11" rotor w/ a hubcentric ring & adapter for integra 17cl14vn front calipers on DX knuckles
according to the info on this thread, it appears the trend developing is that they're two different types of 11" rotors fastbrakes.com offers depending on caliper/knuckle set-up.
* the vw corado 11" rotor can also be used to convert 9.5" front brakes to 11" on DX knuckles using s2000 calipers and modified brackets.
google: "DIY: How to convert your 9.5" brakes to 11.0" brakes - S2000"
agreed...on milled brackets and ITR 17cl15vn front caliper, non-DX knuckle
kommon_sense and myself just wanted to know:
nice wheels
&
pimpin brakes





89ssgti, just wondering if you would happen to know what knuckle and caliper on this fastbrake.com 11" set-up?
.dave, i has question? what calipers and knuckles? looks like integra front calipers (stamped 17cl14vn) on the fastbrakes.com adapter bracket, corado rotors on DX knuckles w/ hubcentric rings?
bigdare23, what caliper & knuckle are you using on this fastbrakes.com 11" rotor set-up?
I thought the Fastbrakes kit used a redrilled 92-96 Prelude VTEC rotors, which have the same dimensions are the ITR rotors with the exception of the 64mm center bore. I have two sitting in may garage and can check later. I do not recall them looking anything like the Corrado rotor pictured above. The ones on my car now were 92-96 Prelude VTEC rotors redrilled by a local machine shop.
* the VW rotors have a different offset. corado 11" rotors in 4X100 are brake caliper set-up specific. the pattern that's developing is the VW corado 11" rotor w/ a hubcentric ring & adapter for integra 17cl14vn front calipers on DX knuckles
according to the info on this thread, it appears the trend developing is that they're two different types of 11" rotors fastbrakes.com offers depending on caliper/knuckle set-up.
* the vw corado 11" rotor can also be used to convert 9.5" front brakes to 11" on DX knuckles using s2000 calipers and modified brackets.
google: "DIY: How to convert your 9.5" brakes to 11.0" brakes - S2000"
agreed...on milled brackets and ITR 17cl15vn front caliper, non-DX knuckle
kommon_sense and myself just wanted to know:







