STREET brakes for 15x10 prostar
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STREET brakes for 15x10 prostar
I really dont want to have to grind down my calipers to fit the 15x10 prostars and wanted to know if there are any brakes for the rear that fit without grinding. I have done the searches but havent got a clear answer for a brake kit that fits and is for a car that sees 95% street driving. I like to drive the car like i stole it on the street and i really only go to the track 8-10 times a year. Its pretty much a sunny day and weekend warrior car.
All suggestions are welcome. Hopefully a sponser has some recommendations as i am looking for something asap.
All suggestions are welcome. Hopefully a sponser has some recommendations as i am looking for something asap.
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Lt1 brakes on the rear will still require a lot griding just not as much. There are drag brake setups that clear no problem but they are not made to be driven on the street. You will have to either grind the brakes down a ton or sell them and get bogarts or get Convo Pros which require a small amount of grinding to fit
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Our Bogart wheels would be your best bet.
Not only from a fitment standpoint but also from weight as well. Our Bogarts are designed for your car, not built as a one size fits some. Using a set of prostars on your car is like leaving ~50lbs of converted static weight on your car! Our wheels are also show-quality.
LT1 brakes will not clear prostars without modifications.
This post may be better off in the wheel section. You'll probably get a few more responses.
If you would like to discuss your options in greater detail, feel free to call me at the number listed below.
Not only from a fitment standpoint but also from weight as well. Our Bogarts are designed for your car, not built as a one size fits some. Using a set of prostars on your car is like leaving ~50lbs of converted static weight on your car! Our wheels are also show-quality.
LT1 brakes will not clear prostars without modifications.
This post may be better off in the wheel section. You'll probably get a few more responses.
If you would like to discuss your options in greater detail, feel free to call me at the number listed below.
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i was going to go with your bogart wheels but the price was too much for me right now since they were going to be custom built to handle the street.
i talked with aerospace and they said their prostreet kit will clear the 15x10 prostar and is perfect for my application and hard street driving.
i talked with aerospace and they said their prostreet kit will clear the 15x10 prostar and is perfect for my application and hard street driving.
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If you feel comfortable using Prostars which are not designed for street use for street driving, you should feel no different using our P1 wheels.
I really wouldn't recommend using either setups as street wheels...the choice is yours.
We can build the wheels in a variety of ways... Good luck with your setup.
I really wouldn't recommend using either setups as street wheels...the choice is yours.
We can build the wheels in a variety of ways... Good luck with your setup.
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either save for bogarts or grind the fck out of the calipers and use the prostars. drag brakes arent a smart option on a 95% street driven car. saying the prostars wouldnt be "safe" is BS especially if they are seeing only track time. I've ran prostars on my car w/calipers ground down for 3 years on the street and not one problem. take seats out or take weight out elsewhere when you go to the track to make up for weight difference.
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yah i got the aerospace rear brakes that are made for the street. Im not too worried about the prostars or even the weight. i only got them to run a 325/50/15 dr and the car only sees maybe 2,000 miles a year just racing around town. So for the time being i am going to keep the prostars and not get a front set and later next spring ill have a custom set of bogarts made for the car. Ill definately be going with sjm though
Gotta like the name one bad z since thats what my liscense plate reads. thanks for the info.
Gotta like the name one bad z since thats what my liscense plate reads. thanks for the info.