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Haus of Guru: Brake upgrade kit for 84-87 Fieros by bmwguru
Started on: 11-10-2011 11:45 AM
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Last post by: IXSLR8 on 11-26-2017 12:29 PM
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Report this Post03-15-2013 08:58 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Driver_WTSend a Private Message to Driver_WTEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I am in for a front set if there is going to be a group buy.

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I am in for a front set if there is going to be a group buy.

Wade


If you have the time, I can run an extra set for you when I run mine at school in the Fall. You'll have to get the rear brackets welded on your own, but this would probably be the cheapest route.
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If you have the time, I can run an extra set for you when I run mine at school in the Fall. You'll have to get the rear brackets welded on your own, but this would probably be the cheapest route.


Is there welding required for the front brackets? If not, I will take a set for the front if you get a deal with the CNC shop or wait until you do your class.

Thanks.

Wade

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Is there welding required for the front brackets? If not, I will take a set for the front if you get a deal with the CNC shop or wait until you do your class.

Thanks.

Wade



The front brackets can be made in one piece. I'll go to a few CNC shops in the next few days to get some quotes and depending on that we can go from there.
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FYI these will be available in the next few weeks waiting on material to mill the rears. Anybody interested in a set? All will be milled from 7075 Aluminum and powder coated black. I'm including the required rotor centering rings and the bolts. I'm also going to include a drill bit and tap to re-thread the rear knuckles to M12x1.75. The existing threads are not a common size and I don't want to make custom bolts. I totally redesigned the rears to add strength and allow the use of the factory ebrake cables, Only downside is the rear calipers need to be swaped left to right and this mounts the bleeders pointing down so they need to be bled off the car. I've done it and it isn't hard.

Price to be determined but will be cheaper than listed here, I'm cutting them myself so my overhead is low.

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Report this Post10-03-2015 07:55 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
The needed bolts to attach the bracket to the rear upright are not rare, they are flywheel bolts from the LS(x) engine family.
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Report this Post10-03-2015 09:04 PM Click Here to See the Profile for WickedFieroGTPSend a Private Message to WickedFieroGTPEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Put me down for a set of front and rears. Possibly two sets.
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Report this Post10-03-2015 10:43 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fierogt455Send a Private Message to fierogt455Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I need a set for the rear.
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The needed bolts to attach the bracket to the rear upright are not rare, they are flywheel bolts from the LS(x) engine family.


Thanks for the info, I measure them as being M11 x 1.5 suprised gm would use such a strange thread. Oh and if I'm stepping on toes making these I will pull the plug on it.
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Originally posted by sluppy123:
Thanks for the info, I measure them as being M11 x 1.5 suprised gm would use such a strange thread. Oh and if I'm stepping on toes making these I will pull the plug on it.


That size is also used for many honda head bolts.

Not stepping on any toes here, I have looked at doing something similar, but never finished it up. Now there are many, many other projects I would rather do than this, so I kinda doubt I will ever get back to revisiting a brake kit for the 84-87.
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I like that redesigned rear bracket....nice job!
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I am very interested in a rear set.
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Report this Post11-26-2017 12:29 PM Click Here to See the Profile for IXSLR8Send a Private Message to IXSLR8Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Any news on this 84-87 brake kit?
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