gauging intrest for a possible new product.

[lifted]

i have a company that is willing and able to make a set of brackets so we can mout the wilwood 4 pot calipers(wich only cost about 150 each) to our supras. i know they make a bbk, but i really dont need all that. so how many people would be interested in purchaseing these brackets?

 

[tissimo]

i have a company that is willing and able to make a set of brackets so we can mout the wilwood 4 pot calipers(wich only cost about 150 each) to our supras. i know they make a bbk, but i really dont need all that. so how many people would be interested in purchaseing these brackets?

The calipers arn't the problem wiht our brakes, the rotors are too small..

 

[lifted]

i am happy with my brakes the way they are, but if for a somewhat affordable price i could get alittle upgrade in appearance and stopping power id be happy.

 

[Supraboostin]

how about a kit to mount mkiv brakes?

 

[JMDigital]

Wont that heat the rotors too much and make them crack..?

 

[aljordan]

You could put 18 piston calipers on our small rotors and it will not make a difference enough to warrant the use of new brake lines, the cost of the bracket, and the cost of the caliper.

I bet this "upgrade" will be WELL into the $600 range.

 

[starscream5000]

You're going to have to make a full kit to gain any worthwhile benefits, and we have that already .

 

[bowsercake]

I never had a problem with the stock system, I'd just get upgraded pads and rotors. How many of you even road race our car? Its hard to overheat the brakes on the street.

 

[tekdeus]

I never had a problem with the stock system, I'd just get upgraded pads and rotors. How many of you even road race our car? Its hard to overheat the brakes on the street.

Not once you get above 350rwhp. I'm running drilled & slotted brembo rotors with EBC green pads and the brake fade is still scary when doing only a few high speed stops.