Massive - 280mm x 22mm BBK - $660usd

[madjurgen]

Plus four others for the M3.

Lee

I only see 3 on your website.


For the kit in question, you have the Corrado rotors machined to fit the e30 hub? So buyers of this kit always have to come back to you for rotors?

[Massive Lee]

I only see 3 on your website.


For the kit in question, you have the Corrado rotors machined to fit the e30 hub? So buyers of this kit always have to come back to you for rotors?

Website hasn't been updated yet, but the new rear 300mm x 32mm Rally kit has been advertized on s14.net for some time.

Corrado discs are indeed machined to fit the e30 hub, as it is easier for everyone than machining hubs, which is a non-reversible situation, and more costly. When comes time to replace rotors, customer can either purchase rotors already machined from us, or simply buy them from any other supplier and have them machined locally.

Lee

[scaraveos]

I will only supply Wilwood and Hawk pads. If you want other pads, then you may want to order them from other suppliers.

Here are the specs for the caliper. You can look up the pad shape and reference it thru other brake pad suppliers.

http://www.wilwood.com/PDF/fl195.pdf

Thanks

Lee

I think this type of pad is new design and it isn't supported by many companies yet.

[z31maniac]

^Have you researched that, or is it a guess?

[Massive Lee]

Scaraveos might not be wrong. The pad selection can be reduced with the Dynapro if it is a new caliper. In this case, I can use the usual Dynalite which has a very wide pad selection for having been on the market for a long time. I am currently having my supplier check all pads availability for both calipers.

Dynalite caliper

http://www.wilwood.com/Products/001-Calipers/020-BDL/index.asp

[Massive Lee]

Taking orders too on the brackets. They are machined from 1/2" steel plates with all mounting holes being threaded, then nickel plated. No shimming. One simple piece. $160usd/set

[z31maniac]

Scaraveos might not be wrong. The pad selection can be reduced with the Dynapro if it is a new caliper. In this case, I can use the usual Dynalite which has a very wide pad selection for having been on the market for a long time. I am currently having my supplier check all pads availability for both calipers.

Dynalite caliper

http://www.wilwood.com/Products/001-...-BDL/index.asp

Thanks for the info, I'm glad you are checking into this one for us. Any clearance difference on the Dynalite, price difference?

Would any of the calipers fit on this bracket?

Just throwing stuff out there. Thanks again for getting this going for us.

[Massive Lee]

Both DynaPro and Dynalite share the same offset and mounting specs. The only difference is that the Dynalite pads sits 1.7mm lower. There also another caliper that can be mounted and costs twice the price The DynaPro 6 pistons. Pad selection is also possiby limited. And I don't have much details about the later one.

Bling bling here

[scaraveos]

I have the dynapro caliper. I just asked because I found only wilwood pads on the market and wanted to check if some else found some more brands. Massive keep us posted please.

[Massive Lee]

I have the dynapro caliper that I think uses the same pad type. I just asked because I found only wilwood pads on the market and wanted to chack if some else found some more brands. Massive keep us posted please.

Dynapro and Dynalite pads are not the same.

[scaraveos]

My mistake. I corrected my post.

[Massive Lee]

My mistake. I corrected my post.

So, do you have Dynapro (new model) or Dynalite?
Look at Wiwood's Dynalite caliper and pads' description, and see if you can get what you need from www.rotorsandpads.com

Lee

[madjurgen]

Any plans to make a cheaper kit like this one for e30M3s?

[Massive Lee]

Any plans to make a cheaper kit like this one for e30M3s?

It already exists. It is called a Brembo kit with one-piece rotor

I may come up with something one day, but really, I haven't found a suitable caliper, and I think that the 11.75" x 1.25" rotors and SL6R calipers of the Rally kit do the job pretty well.

[madjurgen]

It already exists. It is called a Brembo kit with one-piece rotor

Brembo kit is 1500$ and you need to run at least 17s. I want to stick with 16s.

I may come up with something one day, but really, I haven't found a suitable caliper, and I think that the 11.75" x 1.25" rotors and SL6R calipers of the Rally kit do the job pretty well.

So the Superlites, Dynalites and Dynapros are suitable for the regular e30 but not for the M? Is it a fitment problem? Itd just be nice to see a kit for the M3 under 1500$, like the two you have for the non Ms.