4 or 6 piston?

I'm asking out of curiousity more than anything.....

It'd be interesting to see what the smallest rim is that would clear them.....

 

i say you would have to start with a 16in rim

 

send the Sp00ms this way

 

ax Ben @ AJR

 

I knew of one person. He ran 17" volk se-37ks

 

the 4pot will clear 15" rims, but u will need spacers... crazy spacers and long wheel studs

 

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Yep freind has 4 pot with 15's extended studs and wheels spacers. Clears just fine now

 

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Yep freind has 4 pot with 15's extended studs and wheels spacers. Clears just fine now </TD></TR></TABLE>

what wheels, what offset, and what size spacers is he using?

 

I am using 4 pot with Mugen 16" +43 offset.

 

what's the price range for the 4 pot setup?

 

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what wheels, what offset, and what size spacers is he using?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Volk Ce28's, +42 i think and a wheel spacer im not sure of the size.

 

About 15000HKD = 1928 USD. That's including calipers, S/S brake lines and slotted rotors.

 

.....nobody has pics, dimension analysis/ schematics?

Many companies provide these to aid in proper wheel selection.....

 

Here are som pics:



old endless rotors

 

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Nice. Are those the 4 or 6 piston? They look huge.

 

i'd be more curious to know if there is a difference between these and the spoons in performance over stock...

 

Gosh i want Endless so bad...i saw the whole kit for Mugen...$1,300. not bad for the whole kit.

 

very nice

 

the "d jac" ek9 in japan is running endless calipers on a 15x7.5 cp-o35 +40 with a spacer.

 

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Nice. Are those the 4 or 6 piston? They look huge.</TD></TR></TABLE>

4

 

can you use stock rotors with endless calipers? are the brake pads the same size as stock too?

 

My friend is using stock rotors. I dont know about pads. I think hes using endless pads.

They are awsome breaks. The only thing i dont like so much about them is you have to wait for them to heat up and get some good breaking in before they work to their full potential.

 

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.....what size spacer? And are these the 4-pot? What size rotors?

 

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From Endless' website (modified by yours truly )

Dimensions listed are for a Type R "System Kit" which includes straight 6-slotted rotors, 4 pot calipers, ss lines, street or circuit pads and adaptors.



Avg weight of the 4 pot caliper is 4.72 lbs.

Endless also lists the 4 pot caliper size as "255 mm x 140 mm x 70 mm" but that seems to conflict with the diagram above.

 

i have endless brake pads... lifetime warantee from autozone.


sorry, just tried to be funny... ??
no??