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Topic subjectA brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
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31914, A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Black Cotton, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
I Was looking for a better brake set up for my Avenger, and had some calipers layin around the house, so I decided to buy some rotors and play with cadd, and this is what I came up with.

The front uses 6 piston Wilwood SL6 hub mount calipers w/ thermlock pistons. Baer Eradispeed 2 piece Front rotors 13" * 1.26"

The Rear uses 4 Piston Wilwood dynalite hub mount calipers w/ thermlock pistons (same calipers Wilwood uses in the 2g FRONT kit. Baer Eradispeed 2 piece Rear Rotors 11.8" * .866"

I also used Russell 3an hose and made my own Brake hoses attached to factory Hard lines.

here are some pictures feel free to discuss.





31915, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by teklein, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Nice!

Very cool, post up some of the other stuff youve done on the car!
31916, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by eclipse982nrRST, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Originally posted by teklein
Nice! Very cool, post up some of the other stuff youve done on the car!


Very nice. Looks like you have some nice suspension going on there buddy.
31917, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by RoninEclipse2G, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Brakes look good! now what's up with that fast and the furious paint color?
31918, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Black Cotton, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Thanks for the compliments guys. Since there seems to be some interest in the Suspension, I'll post up some pics of it. I pre-assembled most of it before installing it, so ill post up what I have, pre- installation.





i made my own aluminum subframe bushings... i have a close up for anyone interested.
31919, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Black Cotton, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
HAHA paint is old, it was done even before fast and the furious 1 came out, however i do not know if ill keep some of it yet, ill decide once i get all the CF on and see how it all comes together.

it gets mixed reviews well c.
31920, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by scorpo86, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Originally posted by Black Cotton
i made my own aluminum subframe bushings... i have a close up for anyone interested.


i would like to see
31921, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by adamzty, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
those brakes look awesome!
31922, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by ez, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
ha, we're twins. 6 piston wilwoods up front, 4 pistons in back, behind black OZ superleggeras (or are yours the ultraleggeras?)
31923, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by 1slw97, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Nice, Looks good..more pics!!!
31924, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Black Cotton, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
ya 17*8 Ultraleggera's 245-45s goodyear eagle F1 gs-d3

haha what are the odds that not only we have similar brake set ups but the exact same rims too.

here is a close-up pic of 1 set of the aluminum bushings vs a new oe

31925, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Slo2g, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Do you have anymore of those nice bushings?
31929, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by PsychO, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
You need to get the bad boy on the road Matt.
31930, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Recall95rs, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
nice, thats a whole lotta brakin power
31960, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by nrberndsen, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
looking real nice keep up the good work and keep us updated on the car and progress
31962, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by boostdtalon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
wow thats very nice.. what else you got done to the avenger?
31970, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Black Cotton, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
brake wise, i upgraded to a GSX master cylinder.
other then that you can see the rest of the brake set up.

suspension wise, Im running:

- SPC upper control arms
- Energy suspension urethane bushings f/r kit
- Suspension Techniques Sway Bars
- K sport pro coil-overs
- Home Made Aluminum Sub-frame bushings
- CSK-C front upper and lower strut bars and rear X member Tie bars
- Pilot Rear Lower Tie Bar
- Other then that, I bought All New Control Arms, and hardware, and had everything powder coated and painted what i couldn't powder coat

a company by the name of S&W race cars, makes a ready to install/weld in 10 point cage for the avengers, and option swing out kit, which I just ordered.

and Currently i have my Rack looped to a custom aluminum can.

motor wise, its a "standard" build, matted to a a670 forward valve body transmission. and a whole bunch of other goodies.

interior is stripped, but i found a company that makes a full fiberglass dash which i ordered, along w/ an eclipse CF dash, and CF A pillars. Other then that i planned on just having my gauges, 1 seat, the cage, and maybe down the line CF interior door panels, and door sills.

31971, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by RoninEclipse2G, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
sounds like you're going for something that's nice and light to handle some mean twisties
31972, RE: A brake upgrade that even the EVO swap cant handle!
Posted by Black Cotton, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
that was exactly my goal.

I wanted to build a car to do some FWD time attack, some close course street racing, such as lime rock and watkins glen, and still have some fun on the strip.

i guess this is what i came up with.

i re did the entire body in CF: front bumper, hood, fenders, doors, trunk, rear bumper. added some CF such as side skirts, and gas door.

and took out things like a/c, power steering, cruise control, evap, egr, the entire interior, most of the un-used wiring harness, and cleaned up the entire engine bay.

i have more pictures in my "welcome thread", and i will post more once i get the car back from having the turbo manifold, exhaust and IC piping done.
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