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What is the best front disc brake upgrade for the second generation Trans Am? I plan to retain the 15x7 Honeycombs on my '71 but would like to use 2 piston calipers. All responses are apreciated.
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What is the best front disc brake upgrade for the second generation Trans Am? I plan to retain the 15x7 Honeycombs on my '71 but would like to use 2 piston calipers. All responses are apreciated.
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Since you want to retain the 15" wheels, you are limited to the disc size. I would check out Global West. They offer a 4 piston caliper and various disc sizes to fit whatever wheel (even 14's) and they will bolt up to your stock spindle.
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LT:
What problems/shortcomings are you encountering currently that gives you cause to want to "upgrade?" |
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Wilwood has a trick bolt on kit with 4piston calipers, aluminum hubs, and vented rotors, and can use 15" wheel. Check out their site wilwood.com
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You might also check out Baer Racing at 602-233-1411. They have a SS/Drag version with 12-in. front rotors for 15-in. wheels feature PBR calipers. With the bolt-in kit you will also get about a 20 lb.weight savings.
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