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Old Apr 9, 2010, 01:04 PM
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FS: Evo VIII Drag Brake setup

Hey all,

Some of you may know, or may not know. I've been in the process of building my evo for the last few years for drag. It has been an on going project that I went to far into (05 MR with only 16k miles on it), so I never got to enjoy it. I've made some changes recently to the car to finally after 2 years, get an inspection sticker. In the process of the build I purchased from Adam at Z1 a set of brand new Evo 7 RS brakes (smaller rotors/calipers to fit some 15 and 16 inch rims.

I put these on the evo after I paint matched them to the brembo rears and test fit a 16" rota slipstream no problem. Problem is, I never got to drive around because the car had no inspection and never was done. So I've now gone a different route to be able to drive the car and have no need for the brakes. The car made it to the inspection station about 5 miles to and from my house but other then that the brakes have no other miles on them. I do not have a lot of pictures of this because the weather is bad and the fact that the car sitting makes the tires and brakes look rough. I will clean them up upon shipping and have a few people who can vouch for me if needed (FerraroKid, Adam at Z1).

Picture of what the brakes look like not painted/what it comes with (Brackets, Brake pads, calipers, rotors bolts):



After I painted them and put it on (Again the weather is bad and the car is sitting (oxidation on the rotors and calipers are dirty but I just got the inspection the other day so they clearly work fine.) As you can tell, due to me not taking the tires off I now get to waste money on new tires to replace the dry rotting ones.

Also this picture is with an 18" rim on it, but can't find my picture with the 16".



1/2 - 3/4 of Brake fluid I will ship with so you can have the complete install:



The brakes retail for 800 + depending on location about $65+ for shipping.

I would like to sell these for $800 shipped OBO

But will include the brake fluid and also the stainless brake line kit to make this a complete bolt on. (Close to an additional 150 for the lines and fluid). Also if I can find the caliper paint remaining I will send that as well so that if any chips occur you can touch it up with the same brembo color.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

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Old Apr 9, 2010, 04:50 PM
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Old Apr 10, 2010, 06:06 AM
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Old Apr 10, 2010, 09:57 AM
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Make an offer, lets get these things out of here. Perfect seller rating and sources who can vouch for these. Drag season is right around the corner and beats the cost of blowing 2400 on a set of wilwoods.
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TTT. come on guys speak up, suggestions, offers something. I just need these gone.
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Old Apr 12, 2010, 07:42 AM
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Come on now, I know someone is looking for a cheaper route to fit those 15 or 16" rims and Some Mickey Thompson ET Street radials.
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$800...is that a typo?
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Why not make an offer instead of being a smart@$$? After shipping and the lines its about 200-225 off depending on where you live. Now make an offer or just leave the pointless comments out.
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$750 shipped, including paypal fees, including the $150 package of lines and fluids, brackets, bolts, pads etc.
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how much do these weigh in compared to the wilwoods

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I don't have a scale weight, but I know from holding them they are I'd say a couple pounds lighter then the Brembos but definitely heavier then the wilwoods. I don't have the weight of Wilwoods.
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The oem rotors/calipers are extremely heavy thats why i ask, and for what you are asking, price wise, spending the extra couple hundred on the wilwood seems well worth it.
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That's how it goes even buying them brand new. This will be about 500 off the price of wilwoods at 750shipped.
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