Pennock's Fiero Forum
  The Mall
  fieroguru 12" C4 Brake Rotor Upgrade for 88 Fieros (Page 1)

Post New Topic  Post A Reply
Email This Page to Someone! | Printable Version

This topic is 2 pages long:  1   2 
Previous Page | Next Page
next newest topic | next oldest topic
fieroguru 12" C4 Brake Rotor Upgrade for 88 Fieros by fieroguru
Started on: 05-18-2014 02:02 PM
Replies: 43 (2919 views)
Last post by: fieroguru on 11-23-2020 08:10 PM
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post05-18-2014 02:02 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Fieroguru Performance reopened on March 13th, 2016



After the successful launch of my 13” brake kit and feedback from potential customers about additional weight, 17” wheel requirements, and price, I decided to offer this 12” C4 brake kit to give potential customers more options.

Credit must first be given to Fiero Addiction as he came up with the original C4 12” kit that used a dog bone style mount to avoid caliper to upper a-arm interference issues. Unfortunately, Fiero Addiction closed up shop and left the Fiero market several years ago.

Like my 13” kit, I took a clean sheet approach and designed the bracket as I though it should be. As part of the design process I added material around the countersunk bolt holes and the caliper side geometry of the bracket is the same as my 13” kit. As a result of this redesign, my bracket for this 12” C4 kit doesn’t match any caliper bracket ever marketed. So while the concept of this brake upgrade is nothing new, the caliper bracket I designed certainly is.


Some of the key benefits of this kit are:
• Use of stock calipers, brake hoses and parking brake cables keeps cost to a minimum.
• Stock brake bias and parking brake function retained.
• 15% increase in brake rotor diameter for improved visual impact behind 16+” wheels.
• 21% increase in brake system mechanical advantage due to caliper being further from wheel center.
• 12% increase in rotor surface area to increase heat dissipation and reduce potential for brake fade.
• Available in Drilled/Slotted w/Zinc coating to minimize additional weight and improve appearance.
• No interference issues between the caliper and the upper a-arm.


The downsides of this kit are:
• Interference between the nose of the lower a-arm and the backside of the rotor - how to clearance the lower a-arm is shown in the instructions (as well as below).
• Not recommended for use with Lowering ball joints - lowering ball joints will significantly increase the rotor/a-arm interference.
• Weight – this kit will add about 3 lbs per wheel over the stock 88 rotor.
• Wheel requirement – this kit requires 16+ wheels


The Kit consists of the following parts (shipped in 2 boxes):
• 4 - 12” rotors drilled to the 5x100mm pattern
• 4 – steel caliper brackets to relocate the stock brake calipers, painted semi-gloss black
• 4 – plastic expandable concentric rings
• 8 - grade 10.9 M12 bolts
• 1 – set of detailed instructions with pictures

Pricing Summary: All prices shipped for US and Canadian addresses unless noted.

Hardware Kit only – Front:.....................$100
Front Only w/ plain rotors:.....................$200 (+$35 shipping surcharge to Canada)
Front Only w/ Drilled/Slotted/Zinc Rotors:$225 (+$35 to Canada)
Hardware Kit Only – full car:...................$200
Full Kit with Plain Rotors:.......................$400 (+$70 to Canada)
Full Kit with Drilled/Slotted/Zinc Rotors:....$450 (+$70 to Canada)

I will also supply just the rotors drilled to the 5x100 pattern (slight upcharge for other custom patterns)
Rotors - 4 Drilled/Slotted/Zinc Rotors .....$265 (+70 to Canada)

*** NOTE: My rotor supplier changes patterns rather frequently, so I can’t guarantee the exact drilled/slotted pattern you will receive unless I have rotors in stock. I will guarantee that all 4 rotors in your kit will be a matched set.

You can drill the rotors for the 5x100 pattern with a 1/2" drill bit and an old wheel bearing with the instructions in this thread:
https://web.archive.org/web...um2/HTML/120346.html

Inventory:
The initial launch purchase was for 30 brackets and rings (in stock now). As the initial batch is depleted, I will start ordering them in quantities of 100 each and try to never have fewer than 5 full hardware kits in stock and ready to ship.

Rotors will not normally be stocked. They will be ordered as payment is received for the brake kit. It normally takes 2-4 days for the rotors to arrive and 1 day turn around for the drilling and packaging.

Payment:
Payment in full is due at time of order. Your rotors will be ordered the same day and your kit should ship about 5-7 business days from time of order. Payment can be via paypal, postal money order, check (shipment delayed for clearance), or cash. If interested in ordering, please PM me for details.


Here are a few pics to show the change in visual impact of this rotor kit.

Stock size rotor setup:


Caliper bracket, concentric ring, and rotor installed:




New 12" rotor installed:


Interference issue with lower a-arm:


Modification to eliminate the interference:



Why lowering ball joints are not recommended:


------------------
http://fieroguruperformance.com/

[This message has been edited by fieroguru (edited 04-07-2016).]

IP: Logged
PFF
System Bot
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post05-19-2014 07:50 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Monday Bump!

------------------
fieroguruperformance.com

IP: Logged
Steven Snyder
Member
Posts: 3324
From: Los Angeles, CA
Registered: Mar 2004


Feedback score: (2)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 106
Rate this member

Report this Post05-20-2014 12:11 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Steven SnyderClick Here to visit Steven Snyder's HomePageSend a Private Message to Steven SnyderEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Looks great!

Could you post a photo of the rear caliper with the e-brake cable attached?

My WCF brackets put the e-brake cables at a steep angle and they rub on the bottom of the strut.

Also, how much for front brackets and bolts only? (no rings or rotors)
IP: Logged
rourke_87_T-Top
Member
Posts: 1347
From: Toronto Ontario Canada
Registered: Jan 2009


Feedback score:    (9)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post05-20-2014 12:52 PM Click Here to See the Profile for rourke_87_T-TopSend a Private Message to rourke_87_T-TopEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by fieroguru:


• Wheel requirement – this kit requires 16+ Wheels


I used the stock '87 crosslace 15" GT wheels front and rear on my '88 Formula during the poor weather season. It just required a slight modification to corner of calipers, a couple mm's and careful wheel weight placement.

Edit, I have original Fieroaddiction brackets, they're slightly different and also rotate the calliper.

[This message has been edited by rourke_87_T-Top (edited 05-20-2014).]

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post05-20-2014 06:27 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by Steven Snyder:

Looks great!

Could you post a photo of the rear caliper with the e-brake cable attached?

My WCF brackets put the e-brake cables at a steep angle and they rub on the bottom of the strut.

Also, how much for front brackets and bolts only? (no rings or rotors)


PM sent
 
quote
Originally posted by rourke_87_T-Top:

I used the stock '87 crosslace 15" GT wheels front and rear on my '88 Formula during the poor weather season. It just required a slight modification to corner of calipers, a couple mm's and careful wheel weight placement.

Edit, I have original Fieroaddiction brackets, they're slightly different and also rotate the calliper.



I would rather have fewer sales by not marketing the kit to fit 15" wheels than to have a single kit returned because it didn't fit and the customer wasn't willing to do the mods to "Make it fit".

My brackets were designed to place the edge of the pad very close to the edge of the rotor to maximize braking potential vs. being as tight as possible to the rotor in an attempt to fit smaller wheels.

[This message has been edited by fieroguru (edited 05-20-2014).]

IP: Logged
rourke_87_T-Top
Member
Posts: 1347
From: Toronto Ontario Canada
Registered: Jan 2009


Feedback score:    (9)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post05-20-2014 11:00 PM Click Here to See the Profile for rourke_87_T-TopSend a Private Message to rourke_87_T-TopEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
15's are outdated but some like the look of stock, or they're cheap, lol, so I only mentioned it because it is a very simple slight modification to the outer edge of the calipers, FieroAddiction also stated that it required or suggested 16" or larger. I was curious if your kit may fit with a slight mod, maybe without knowing or intending.
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post05-26-2014 07:44 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Monday Bump!

------------------
fieroguruperformance.com

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post06-02-2014 07:50 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
IP: Logged
jsmorter
Member
Posts: 124
From: creston ohio usa
Registered: Jun 2013


Feedback score: N/A
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post06-07-2014 12:38 PM Click Here to See the Profile for jsmorterSend a Private Message to jsmorterEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
What pad would you recommend be used with this kit?
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post06-07-2014 01:04 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by jsmorter:

What pad would you recommend be used with this kit?


Brake pads are really a personal preference and depend on how the car is going to be use. Wagner Thermoquiets are quite popular for most daily drivers and greenstuff pads for more performance oriented driving. Once you start road racing, then you want a dedicated race pad.
IP: Logged
jsmorter
Member
Posts: 124
From: creston ohio usa
Registered: Jun 2013


Feedback score: N/A
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post06-07-2014 02:45 PM Click Here to See the Profile for jsmorterSend a Private Message to jsmorterEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I have had my 88 the last 150,000 miles on it. It tends to warp rotors. Is that less a problem with this kit since you have a larger surface area that allows for better cooling?
IP: Logged
PFF
System Bot
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post06-07-2014 03:25 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
The larger rotors will dissipate more heat at a faster rate and make it much harder for the brakes to reach the point of fading.

Rotors can warp for various reasons and some of them have nothing to do with the rotors. For example, it you have a sticking/dragging caliper you will overheat any rotor to the point of warping it. Automatic cars also tend to warp rotors more than manual transmission cars. After an aggressive stop, the rotor is very, very hot. To stay stopped, the automatic car has to keep some significant pressure applied to the caliper/rotor (to overcome the vehicle push from the torque converter) and the exposed portions of the rotor cool faster than the portion clamped in the caliper. After an aggressive stop, it is important to keep rotating the rotor, even slowly, to help it cool more evenly.

Before you do a brake upgrade it is important to check the current brake hardware to make sure it is performing as it should.

[This message has been edited by fieroguru (edited 06-07-2014).]

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post06-09-2014 07:47 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
IP: Logged
Luke
Member
Posts: 467
From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Registered: Nov 2005


Feedback score:    (11)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post06-16-2014 12:32 AM Click Here to See the Profile for LukeClick Here to visit Luke's HomePageSend a Private Message to LukeEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Pm sent
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post06-23-2014 07:47 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
IP: Logged
kennn
Member
Posts: 272
From: Green Valley, AZ USA
Registered: Apr 2006


Feedback score: (2)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post06-26-2014 10:26 PM Click Here to See the Profile for kennnSend a Private Message to kennnEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Fieroguru,

Did you consider 13" C4 brake rotors for the brake conversion?

Ken

------------------
'88 Formula V6
'88 GT TPI V8

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post06-27-2014 06:36 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by kennn:

Fieroguru,

Did you consider 13" C4 brake rotors for the brake conversion?

Ken



I have considered hundreds of rotors for brake kits, but very few have the right rotor thickness to allow reuse of the 88 calipers (about .75" to .81" - the C4 13" rotors are 1.1" BTW) and proper depth to allow room for the needed caliper bracket.

The rotor I use for my 13" brake kit for the 88 is thin enough (20mm) to work with the stock 88 calipers and about 2.5 lbs lighter per rotor than the C4 13" rotor.

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post07-28-2014 07:49 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Bump!

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post08-11-2014 07:59 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
IP: Logged
GodSend
Member
Posts: 874
From: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Registered: Aug 2000


Feedback score: (1)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post08-11-2014 09:26 AM Click Here to See the Profile for GodSendSend a Private Message to GodSendEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Purchased a set of these a while back (hardware only) and have yet to install. Looking at the pictures I am not sure I ever received the countersunk bolts (I will have to check though, its been awhile). Should they have been included with the brackets?
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post08-11-2014 12:50 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by GodSend:

Purchased a set of these a while back (hardware only) and have yet to install. Looking at the pictures I am not sure I ever received the countersunk bolts (I will have to check though, its been awhile). Should they have been included with the brackets?


All my kits ship with the brackets, rings, bolts and instructions, but other people have sold a similar version of this kit before and only supplied the steel brackets (no rings or bolts). So I guess it depends on who you purchased them from on whether the bolts (and concentric rings) should have been included.

If you purchased the kit from me, I will gladly send the parts that were not shipped, but I am pretty sure you didn't buy the hardware kit from me (I have only sold one hardware kit to a Canadian customer since I started offering this kit in May).

If you purchased the kit from someone else, I can sell you whatever parts you are missing (+ my instruction sheet).
IP: Logged
PFF
System Bot
GodSend
Member
Posts: 874
From: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Registered: Aug 2000


Feedback score: (1)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post08-12-2014 11:36 AM Click Here to See the Profile for GodSendSend a Private Message to GodSendEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by fieroguru:


All my kits ship with the brackets, rings, bolts and instructions, but other people have sold a similar version of this kit before and only supplied the steel brackets (no rings or bolts). So I guess it depends on who you purchased them from on whether the bolts (and concentric rings) should have been included.

If you purchased the kit from me, I will gladly send the parts that were not shipped, but I am pretty sure you didn't buy the hardware kit from me (I have only sold one hardware kit to a Canadian customer since I started offering this kit in May).

If you purchased the kit from someone else, I can sell you whatever parts you are missing (+ my instruction sheet).


That is most likely the case.. Ive had these for a few years. If the bolts and rings are useable, lets chat over PM.
IP: Logged
kennn
Member
Posts: 272
From: Green Valley, AZ USA
Registered: Apr 2006


Feedback score: (2)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post08-12-2014 11:59 AM Click Here to See the Profile for kennnSend a Private Message to kennnEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Fieroguru,

I've got 1 1/2" 'lowering spindles' on the front of my '88 GT that I purchased from Ryane Motorsports (nee Held Motorsports). They are not lowering ball joints. Do you have a sense if there would be the same clearance issues with the rotor/control arm as with the lowering ball joints? It seems, if I am seeing it properly, that it would be similar to the stock ball joint situation since I am employing a stock ball joint.

Ken
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post08-12-2014 02:27 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by kennn:

Fieroguru,

I've got 1 1/2" 'lowering spindles' on the front of my '88 GT that I purchased from Ryane Motorsports (nee Held Motorsports). They are not lowering ball joints. Do you have a sense if there would be the same clearance issues with the rotor/control arm as with the lowering ball joints? It seems, if I am seeing it properly, that it would be similar to the stock ball joint situation since I am employing a stock ball joint.

Ken


I have never tested a kit with lowering spindles, but do not expect that setup to cause any interference issues (assuming stock lower control arms).
IP: Logged
jsmorter
Member
Posts: 124
From: creston ohio usa
Registered: Jun 2013


Feedback score: N/A
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post08-14-2014 05:26 PM Click Here to See the Profile for jsmorterSend a Private Message to jsmorterEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Can you PM me a phone number so I can order a full set?
IP: Logged
Steelsoul
Member
Posts: 20
From: Pflugerville, Tx
Registered: Jun 2014


Feedback score: N/A
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post08-15-2014 03:00 PM Click Here to See the Profile for SteelsoulSend a Private Message to SteelsoulEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
No way to modify the lower a-arm if you have the 1 inch lower ball joints?
I ordered these when I was getting all of my suspension parts.
Guess I will have a new set to sell soon.
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post08-15-2014 09:12 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by Steelsoul:

No way to modify the lower a-arm if you have the 1 inch lower ball joints?
I ordered these when I was getting all of my suspension parts.
Guess I will have a new set to sell soon.


I have never mocked the rotors up with the lowering ball joints to see exactly how much needs to be removed (depends on how low you want the car), but it will be significant and likely will be to the point that the lower ball joint pocket in the lower a-arm will be compromised.
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post08-25-2014 07:40 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post09-15-2014 07:56 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
IP: Logged
johnyrottin
Member
Posts: 5487
From: Northwest Florida
Registered: Oct 2007


Feedback score:    (8)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 85
Rate this member

Report this Post09-15-2014 09:56 PM Click Here to See the Profile for johnyrottinSend a Private Message to johnyrottinEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
And they are sexy as hell...drilled and slotted ones. Not that they perform better just love the look.

[This message has been edited by johnyrottin (edited 09-15-2014).]

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post10-13-2014 07:59 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
IP: Logged
PFF
System Bot
DKcustoms
Member
Posts: 1071
From: Central NY
Registered: Oct 2013


Feedback score:    (15)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post10-13-2014 05:24 PM Click Here to See the Profile for DKcustomsSend a Private Message to DKcustomsEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
$450 for the full kit?
That's a great packaged deal and I'd love this upgrade

Does this not work on the 84-87s?
My 86 SE is gonna need brakes soon, and as I'm doing the whole suspension at the momemt, I'd love some fresh brakes too
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post10-13-2014 08:55 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by DKcustoms:
$450 for the full kit?


Correct.


 
quote
Originally posted by DKcustoms:
Does this not work on the 84-87s?


Sorry, it does not. This kit is only for the 88's. The rear rotors, front concentric rings, and all the caliper mounting brackets and bolts would be different for an 84-87 kit (plus you would have to buy the 88 Fiero calipers).

[This message has been edited by fieroguru (edited 03-05-2016).]

IP: Logged
FieroJuice
Member
Posts: 591
From: Columbus, OH
Registered: Jul 2003


Feedback score: N/A
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post12-12-2015 02:00 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FieroJuiceSend a Private Message to FieroJuiceEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Bump even if it's not active for awhile longer. Great stuff.
IP: Logged
Fierofreak00
Member
Posts: 4221
From: Martville, NY USA
Registered: Jun 2001


Feedback score:    (20)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 170
Rate this member

Report this Post01-27-2016 07:19 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Fierofreak00Send a Private Message to Fierofreak00Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Looking for a complete set if your up to getting your shop back together. -Jason
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post03-05-2016 01:43 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Fieroguru Performance reopened March 13th, 2016

[This message has been edited by fieroguru (edited 03-28-2016).]

IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post04-25-2016 08:16 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Bump!
IP: Logged
yellow fever
Member
Posts: 280
From: Sioux Falls SD USA
Registered: May 2002


Feedback score: (1)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post04-28-2016 01:00 PM Click Here to See the Profile for yellow feverSend a Private Message to yellow feverEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
With some modifying, would these work on the 84 -87 cars?
IP: Logged
fieroguru
Member
Posts: 12306
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003


Feedback score:    (45)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 259
Rate this member

Report this Post04-28-2016 04:19 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroguruSend a Private Message to fieroguruEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
 
quote
Originally posted by yellow fever:

With some modifying, would these work on the 84 -87 cars?


Nope.

See sluppy123 for the 84-87 version of this kit.
IP: Logged
flimbob
Member
Posts: 643
From: Plano, Texas, USA
Registered: May 2008


Feedback score:    (20)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post11-09-2020 11:16 AM Click Here to See the Profile for flimbobSend a Private Message to flimbobEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Pm sent
IP: Logged
Previous Page | Next Page

This topic is 2 pages long:  1   2 
next newest topic | next oldest topic

All times are ET (US)

Post New Topic  Post A Reply
Hop to:

Contact Us | Back To Main Page

Advertizing on PFF | Fiero Parts Vendors
PFF Merchandise | Fiero Gallery
Real-Time Chat | Fiero Related Auctions on eBay



Copyright (c) 1999, C. Pennock