Did you get these from an individual seller, or from an online merchant? If the latter, who was it?

 

Burntrubber.com it was the first time I had ever been on their site and lucked out with the find. They have some good parts for good prices. Worth a look.

 

Ok, I'll be patient and quiet. And thanks for eventually posting pics and specs so we can get these made for ourselves. I got a shock from Canada a couple weeks ago and it only took 2 days. It must be harder getting out of the US than getting in. Thanks again. I cant wait to get these made.

 

Your welcome. No worries. Got a text today and apparently they arrived at home so when I go back for Thanksgiving (next weekend) they should be there!

 

On a side note for getting stuff from the U.S. to Canada, I've had parts from China come in 4 days and some stickers from the states that took 5 weeks. I think the later was with UPS which seems to be crap getting up here.

 

Got the brackets! I'll start measuring and making drawings. Busy with school so might be a bit but I will eventually get it done.

 

Been a while since anyone had a comment here. Since we all are patiently waiting on measurements so we can get these brackets make ourselves I was thinking, this modification aint gonna be cheap. Just the rotors are gonna cost almost $200 a piece plus the cost of having the brackets made or the time to carve them yourself. Theres plenty of used factory rotors on ebay, cheap. And with SS lines, fresh fluid, good clean calipers and bead blasted rotors you could have plenty of braking, even for the track.

 

Thought I'd make a quick update post.

I have started making drawings and measurements but my school work has exploded so it will be awhile before I finish anything.

Sorry for the wait. IT SUCKS! I KNOW!! but I'm basically living at school for the next 2 months.

I will eventually finish the drawings. I just want to take the time and do a good job for everyone.

 

To add on to frank's; The only reason I even considered the rotor upgrade was because my stock ones are getting quite worn and grooved. So since I would need new ones in a yr or 2 anyway I thought I'd go this route. They also look awesome! But expensive: about $240 a piece to get them shipped to Canada. Oh well

 

I wonder what happened the MrDakiota. Its been almost 10 months since he posted. We were all eagerly waiting for the measurements. I know school work was priority but..........Frank calling Dakiota, come in Dakiota, Frank calling Dakiota come it Dakiota.