Wilwood Rear Brake Kit with Moser 12-bolt?
05-18-2015, 05:29 PM
#1
Wilwood Rear Brake Kit with Moser 12-bolt? Does anyone know if the fixed calipers of the Wilwood (PN 140-9830-DR) rear brake kit with the Superlite 4-piston calipers will work on a c-clip elminator axle like the Moser 12-bolt?
I thought you couldn't run a c-clip rearend (like the stock 10-bolt) and fixed calipers, so I don't know how the Wilwood is setup if it works with the stock rearend and whether that configuration messes with something like the Moser?
Thanks!
I thought you couldn't run a c-clip rearend (like the stock 10-bolt) and fixed calipers, so I don't know how the Wilwood is setup if it works with the stock rearend and whether that configuration messes with something like the Moser?
Thanks!
05-18-2015, 09:30 PM
#2
I know the Dynalite and Dynapro fit... they come with their own backing plates and are offered through Moser.
My question is with the 13" kit with the Superlite 4R brakes. If I use the stock backing plates, it looks like this would work fine?
My question is with the 13" kit with the Superlite 4R brakes. If I use the stock backing plates, it looks like this would work fine?
05-27-2015, 07:16 PM
#3
From what I have been told, if you're going to run fixed calipers you need a c clip eliminator axle. You can reuse stock brakes with such an axle as well as the stock axle, so get the rear and then upgrade brakes later. You can run a fixed caliper with the stock 10 bolt but something about rotors sliding around and banging against the axle and causing you to **** yourself was mentioned, so I wouldn't do it.
As for the brake hats or shoes or whatever they're called, I want to know the same thing myself because I want to do big rear brakes eventually.
As for the brake hats or shoes or whatever they're called, I want to know the same thing myself because I want to do big rear brakes eventually.
05-31-2015, 02:42 PM
#4
From what I have been told, if you're going to run fixed calipers you need a c clip eliminator axle. You can reuse stock brakes with such an axle as well as the stock axle, so get the rear and then upgrade brakes later. You can run a fixed caliper with the stock 10 bolt but something about rotors sliding around and banging against the axle and causing you to **** yourself was mentioned, so I wouldn't do it.
As for the brake hats or shoes or whatever they're called, I want to know the same thing myself because I want to do big rear brakes eventually.
As for the brake hats or shoes or whatever they're called, I want to know the same thing myself because I want to do big rear brakes eventually.