Caliper Spacers

[gazza750]

easy solution:)

take car to Southwest Brake and Clutch and let Dsturbed do the work i bet he willget it all sored easy

[Dsturbd]

easy solution:)

take car to Southwest Brake and Clutch and let Dsturbed do the work i bet he willget it all sored easy

Way i see it is he has no money as he trying to do it himself so i prefer he not call

[Nic_A31]

Isnt southwest in Bunbury ?

Could easily afford to pay somebody else to do it for me, but I'd rather build my own car. If its really too much confusion I'll just weld something up myself, all I wanted to know was if anybody knew or not where I could buy pre-made spacers, and I figured it'd make sense in the minds of most that obviously bigger rotors dont suit.

[ichi-go]

Bump!

Instead of creating a new thread, thought I'll reuse this one

Anyone in Perth actually makes dogbones/adapters? Need a radial mount adapter made up!!

Tried ringing Perth brake parts and it looks like they dont do custom jobs and only supply brake parts etc

[Dorigecko]

Go to the all-knowing South West Breaks seeing as they're sponsors of this site.

There's a place in Kelmscott that is well into brakes though. I think it's AAA Brakes or something.

http://www.aaabrakeresleeving.com.au/

eh. try em.

[ichi-go]

South west brakes are in bunbury? That's too far mate, thanks for the link - i'll give them a ring and see if they do it

Any other place in NOR or SOR?

[Nic_A31]

No mate, silly retard, ANY rotor and caliper will fit onto ANY knuckle assembly, regardless of size...and did you know hot air is better than cold air?

If you have a technical question, ask/bump in the technical question, not here in WA unless you want dumb answers...

In regards to the question, probably alot of brake workshops that will take your money, otherwise fjust make them yourself. I resorted to making my own after this fail thread and it was pretty easy.

[Dorigecko]

... and did you know hot air is better than cold air?

Only on man-love scissor-type engines Nic. No air at all is better for the engine - you know that.

[ichi-go]

No mate, silly retard, ANY rotor and caliper will fit onto ANY knuckle assembly, regardless of size...and did you know hot air is better than cold air?

If you have a technical question, ask/bump in the technical question, not here in WA unless you want dumb answers...

In regards to the question, probably alot of brake workshops that will take your money, otherwise fjust make them yourself. I resorted to making my own after this fail thread and it was pretty easy.

You ever heard of "if you having nothing better to say, dont say it at all?" geez

If the technical section wasn't so eastern state base, I wouldnt have ask in wa section - guess smart arse like you wouldn't help anyway

[Dorigecko]

Relax johnny. He's just annoyed at the rest of SAU.

Doesn't sound like you'll get an answer here in WA section mate.

[Nic_A31]

Mate, did you notice I was the one who started this thread?

All I was saying, is that if you want an answer backed up by more than 5 brain cells, ask in the Brakes/Suspension area, not here in WA, just look at the replies, these dumb-f**ks don't know shit about cars, how cars work, how brakes work, they can't even grasp the concept of needing to mount the caliper further away from the wheel hub center to fit a larger rotor.