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Old 01-23-2020, 12:44 PM   #1
ab_mach1
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Front brake replacement planning

I'm planning to do some brake work on my Mach. I've seen a few of you buy from Rotor Pros, but I don't really care for the purchasing process. I really want to see what I'm buying. I'm wanting to upgrade, but main a visual upgrade. I've been eyeballing this Wilwood kit, mainly because it's similar to one of their other kits, but for 17" and larger (rather than 18" and larger).

https://www.cjponyparts.com/wilwood-...04/p/DBF219-V/

I really like the rear to match, so this kit seems nice.

https://www.cjponyparts.com/wilwood-...04/p/DBR180-V/

Does anyone have either of these kits?

Does anyone know if the AFS 10.5" Mach rep wheels fit with the rear kit? It mention the offset need. Does anyone know the best way to measure this on my AFSrear wheels?

I know they're expensive, so similar options are certainly welcomed. I really like the idea of a like set where I just buy pads and drop them in when needed. I also really like the look of a clean, rust free caliper and rotor brake setup. I think when I get to my long term Maximum Motorsports suspension plans, the brakes will really set off the Mach looks.
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