Does anyone know if the 3g eclipse rotors fit the 2g as well? a local has a wilwood big brake kit for sale that he pulled from his 3g 2002 eclipse, and i wanted to snake it from him but didnt know if the rotors would fit up to my 2gnt or not. an easy yes or no would work, thanks :)

you know honestly i dont think so...

but i could be wrong

Originally posted by turbo8u
you know honestly i dont think so... but i could be wrong

pooop. i tried looking it up on the rotora site but they dont even have a listing for a 2g or a 3g. just the 1g, lol. hmmm, anyone else have an idea?

My friend and I were gonna try it before he got rid of his 3g, but we never got around to it.

Originally posted by Dracas
My friend and I were gonna try it before he got rid of his 3g, but we never got around to it.

try what? putting the kit on or fabbing them up to fit?

just trying to swap the stock rotors

My buddies swapped wheels from a 1g to a 3g, so the bolt pattern is the same. I'm pretty sure the rest would fit. :shrug

Well, what's interesting is that the Evo brakes bolt right up to the 3G. I don't know if those brakes are compatable with our knuckle and hub, though. I would be interested in finding out, if you feel like making the effort...

Originally posted by Ducking_Fumbass
Well, what's interesting is that the Evo brakes bolt right up to the 3G. I don't know if those brakes are compatable with our knuckle and hub, though. I would be interested in finding out, if you feel like making the effort...

for $150 bucks for a front and rear rotora big brake kit, im going to attempt it :)

Might as well. If not I'm sure you could sell the mand make your money back

Like has been stated I'm sure the bolt pattern is right because a 2G with 3G rims on it are a dime a dozen, good luck on the hub, and I take it you already have bigger rims (16+)

Originally posted by Keith2172
Like has been stated I'm sure the bolt pattern is right because a 2G with 3G rims on it are a dime a dozen, good luck on the hub, and I take it you already have bigger rims (16+)

19" rims :)

2g rotors and 3g rotors are exactly the same. Did a brake job on my sister's 3g and the rotors looked exactly like mine. As for the caliper assembly ... I want to say they are the same but I'm not sure. I think they are but I'm not positive.

Originally posted by Avenger
2g rotors and 3g rotors are exactly the same. Did a brake job on my sister's 3g and the rotors looked exactly like mine. As for the caliper assembly ... I want to say they are the same but I'm not sure. I think they are but I'm not positive.

you are correct sir

I have found a preponderance of evidence to suggest that the calipers are different, in spite of the rotors being identical. It is a pity, as it would be nice to be able to use the Evo brakes. <shrug>

Originally posted by eclipse982nrRST
19" rims :)

WoW! Thats a lot of rim.

Originally posted by Keith2172

Originally posted by eclipse982nrRST 19" rims :)

WoW! Thats a lot of rim.

bigger the better right? lol

if anything you can go to this site and buy both the front and back kit

http://tceperformanceproducts.com/

that's if you wanna buy a whole kit though.

Originally posted by eclipse982nrRST
pooop. i tried looking it up on the rotora site but they dont even have a listing for a 2g or a 3g. just the 1g, lol. hmmm, anyone else have an idea?

our cars are not supposed to go fast enough for us to need big brakes ;)

Originally posted by kain_99gs
our cars are not supposed to go fast enough for us to need big brakes ;)

You can warp a set of factory 2gnt rotors in 30 seconds. Just get the car up to its blazing 120mph top speed and come to a stop as quickly as possible. Instant rotor mush. :puke Mitsubishi sucks.

If you are looking for bigger brakes do the VR4 conversion. Some hacking is needed but nothing major I would assume. Also you to have at least 18x8.5 rims for clearance for the calipers.