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    Thread: Caliper choices

    1. #21
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      Apr 2005
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      Colorado Springs
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      761
      Quote Originally Posted by Apogee
      I've never run SSBC stuff and probably won't.
      Any reason in particular? Anyone else with info on/about SSBC.



    2. #22
      Join Date
      Apr 2005
      Location
      Colorado Springs
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      761
      Been dead a while, here's an update.

      Pair of Viper calipers, pair of Wilwoods, pair of stock units.

      Using my unscientific,worn out bathroom scale, Vipers weigh 5#, Wilwoods weigh 3#, stockers weigh 10#. By comparison, the Vipers are freaking HUGE!! All told once brackets an pads are factored in, Wilwoods weigh 35# per side and Vipers weigh 38# per side. Stockers weigh 45#.

      New Wilwoods come in around at $321 loaded, used Vipers come in at $300 loaded, rebuilt stockers are around $100.

      Pics for comparison.
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    3. #23
      Join Date
      Nov 2007
      Location
      Afton,Mn
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      181
      I just got these for 250 shipped. thats front and rear.PBR calipers.

      i used a rotor from a Dodge Magnum thats 12.6 dia.
      The bracket was super simple.I can change the dimensions of the bracket and go to the larger srt rotor (14.5"?). i think the awd lists a 13.59" rotor but i haven't been able to find the other dimensions yet.
      You can get brand new mach 1 front calipers for $200 that are plain looking.There are alot of mustang parts out there. Cheap too.

    4. #24
      Join Date
      Aug 2006
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      76
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      vipers on valaint

      made my own brackets just waiting on baer viper rotors to finish

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