APEX | 17" 4-Lug ARC-8 Pre Group-Buy Discussion Thread

[Nick's e30]

I'm interested in a set. Either silver, or anthracite.


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Group buy is long done. Give Apex a call and check and see if they have another set.

[dannyboy1]

I'm interested in a set. Either silver, or anthracite.


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[Nick's e30]

They are 4 pistons. I used to offer a 6-piston radially mounted kit, but it was expensive and didn't sell enough to keep producing. But I am thinking reintroducing it since the expensive Wilwood SL6R has been phased out and replaced by the Radial Superlite costing 2/3 the price.

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1060596050715853&id=178417442267056

BTW I don't have ONE massive kit but a dozen different e30 kits to suit eveyone's needs

FRONT
280x22mm Corrado G60 rotor w/ Dynapro caliper
280x21mm two-piece rotor w/ Dynapro caliper
300x21mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/radially mounted AP Racing CP8350 caliper
332x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
332x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ radially mounted AP Racing CP8350 caliper - e30 M3
332/355x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ radially mounted Wilwood Superlite caliper - e30 M3



REAR
300x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300x32mm two-piece fixed rotors w/radially mounted AP Racing CP8350 caliper
310x32mm two-piece fixed rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300/310mm two-piece fixed rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount for 318Ti swapped hubs
332x32mm rear floating rotors w/ radially mounted Superlite calipers for the e30 M3

I saw this. I'll shoot you a PM.

[Massive Lee]

They are 4 pistons. I used to offer a 6-piston radially mounted kit, but it was expensive and didn't sell enough to keep producing. But I am thinking reintroducing it since the expensive Wilwood SL6R has been phased out and replaced by the Radial Superlite costing 2/3 the price.

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1060596050715853&id=178417442267056

BTW I don't have ONE massive kit but a dozen different e30 kits to suit eveyone's needs

FRONT
280x22mm Corrado G60 rotor w/ Dynapro caliper
280x21mm two-piece rotor w/ Dynapro caliper
300x21mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/radially mounted AP Racing CP8350 caliper
332x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
332x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ radially mounted AP Racing CP8350 caliper - e30 M3
332/355x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ radially mounted Wilwood Superlite caliper - e30 M3



REAR
300x32mm two-piece floating rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300x32mm two-piece fixed rotors w/radially mounted AP Racing CP8350 caliper
310x32mm two-piece fixed rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount
300/310mm two-piece fixed rotors w/ Superlite caliper or Dynalite Narrowmount for 318Ti swapped hubs
332x32mm rear floating rotors w/ radially mounted Superlite calipers for the e30 M3

[Nick's e30]

Lee is your Massive kit a 4 or 6 pot front piston?

[Massive Lee]

I run the biggest kit that massive sells.
332mm front and 310mm rear.

The 8" wide wheels clear without issue.
I am running the 2mm spacer that Lee includes in the kit as a precaution.


^That's my car :)

BTW These wheels would accept a 355x32mm rotor. But obviously that would be waaaaaaaayyyyy overkill. ;-) Call me a neo-traditionalist, but I still prefer the original flat face ARC8 wheel. ;-)

[Massive Lee]

I run the biggest kit that massive sells.
332mm front and 310mm rear.

The 8" wide wheels clear without issue.
I am running the 2mm spacer that Lee includes in the kit as a precaution.


^That's my car :)

BTW These wheels would accept a 355x32mm rotor. But obviously that would be waaaaaaaayyyyy overkill. ;-) Call me a neo-traditionalist, but I still prefer the original flat face ARC8 wheel. ;-)

[iliad]

What massive big brakes do you guys run on the 17x8 non-concave set up?

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I run the biggest kit that massive sells.
332mm front and 310mm rear.

The 8" wide wheels clear without issue.
I am running the 2mm spacer that Lee includes in the kit as a precaution.


^That's my car :)

[Massive Lee]

What massive big brakes do you guys run on the 17x8 non-concave set up?

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You can fit a floating 300x21 (11.75"x0.81") w/ Superlite. No spacers. Check here for more options.

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=134154

Some have fitted the Monster 332x32mm kit

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Massive-Brakes-178417442267056/photos/?tab=album&album_id=900580876717372

[Nick's e30]

What massive big brakes do you guys run on the 17x8 non-concave set up?

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I went over IE bbk's with them before purchase and you can clear the biggest front and rear BBKs that IE currently sells. I don't know about the Massive kits specifically but maybe this helps you a bit.

[E30xium]

What massive big brakes do you guys run on the 17x8 non-concave set up?

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[openhand]

215/40 all around. Rear fenders are rolled. Front rubs a tad on full turn.

Nice I thought 215s would look a bit stretched on them but those look good, thanks for making my decision easier :)

[dpmcdonald]

What tire size is that? I'm assuming your fenders are rolled, you getting any rubbing?

215/40 all around. Rear fenders are rolled. Front rubs a tad on full turn.

[openhand]

What tire size is that? I'm assuming your fenders are rolled, you getting any rubbing?

[dpmcdonald]

Very nice. Do you fear having your center caps stolen ? ;-)

Lol. Nah, those pics were snapped just outside the tire shop. They didn't put them in.