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Author:  jesse [ Fri Nov 30, 2007 4:24 pm ]
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im looking to get better breaks for the back of my buggy and was wondering what would be the best way to go?

Author:  rockrockets1 [ Fri Nov 30, 2007 5:34 pm ]
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what kind of tortion are you running

Author:  jesse [ Fri Nov 30, 2007 6:28 pm ]
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irs

Author:  Roy [ Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:41 pm ]
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The best way to go depends on your wallet. You can spend 200 or you can spend 2,000.

Author:  Firebug [ Fri Nov 30, 2007 8:38 pm ]
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I built my own rear disc setup, and later did the front disc as well.I use Toyota Corolla calipers all around and I love my stopping power. Here is where I got information for my brakes,,,Eric Debord was a big help also.

http://www.blindchickenracing.com/How_t ... brakes.htm

Author:  jesse [ Sat Dec 01, 2007 2:06 am ]
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ok thanks for the help im going to look into the 280z's

Author:  Roy [ Sat Dec 01, 2007 5:19 am ]
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Another great cheap way is the Porsche 914 Rear brake rotor. It has the same bolt pattern as the 4 lug VW and does not need re-drilled. The center for it can use a machined down VW drum.

Author:  jesse [ Sat Dec 01, 2007 8:33 pm ]
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i also heard that there is a chevy caliper u can get from advanced auto for $14 but do not know the year they say all u got to do is double up pads and it will work and fab your own mounting bracket any one know the year of the truk it was on

Author:  redrail1915 [ Sat Dec 01, 2007 8:49 pm ]
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i used toyota front4x4 puckup 4 piston on mine year85 i think work great fab my mounts 2inch angle about 60 bucks

Author:  sharpshooter [ Sun Dec 02, 2007 12:24 am ]
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There several out there you can use,depends on you fab skills,Ive ran 4 piston volvo,chevy metric,vw bus and alot of people run the nissan sentra calipre.Tim at southern buggys in london ky. has a willwood knock off that is top notch and is easy to mount

Author:  volksdude2007 [ Sun Dec 02, 2007 12:25 am ]
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jason (RIDGERUNNER) gave me a set up a month or two ago you have to make your own bracket machine your stock vw hub down and drill the holes to line up to the 4 bolt vw pattern but what he gave me as far as a set up goes is 03 saturn kia calipers and pads and 93-94 jeep cherokee rear rotors or 93-94 s-10 he was not sure but i think the s-10 had rear drums those years but the jeep had disc i could be wrong but thats what i have i have only had 1 ride on them but they work allot better than those drums

Author:  jesse [ Thu Dec 06, 2007 9:49 pm ]
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what all will need to be done for the wilwood callipers to be mounted :?:

Author:  kybuggy1 [ Thu Dec 06, 2007 11:53 pm ]
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[quote='volksdude2007']jason (RIDGERUNNER) gave me a set up a month or two ago you have to make your own bracket machine your stock vw hub down and drill the holes to line up to the 4 bolt vw pattern but what he gave me as far as a set up goes is 03 saturn kia calipers and pads[/quote]

What's a saturn kia? :twisted: Saturn's american, Kia is Asian. Both are manufacturers, not models. :lol: 8)

Sorry, couldnt resist. I'm sure you just forgot the "or" in between.

Author:  dunebuggy79 [ Fri Dec 07, 2007 12:09 am ]
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I use front nissan sentra calipers their about $40 bucks a piece from auto zone(with a core)if you could find some in a junkyard and use those as a core.You can buy the discs for about $30 to $40 bucks a piece make sure you torque them to 250 ft# or better or you`ll strip the splines right out and you will have no worries about brakes failing.

aaron

Author:  volksdude2007 [ Fri Dec 07, 2007 5:37 pm ]
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sorry i went by what it said on the paper and never owned a saturn or kia and deffinetly are not familiar with either but it is one or the other with jeep cherokee rear rotors in the mid 90's

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