hey hey,
i have he s13 coilover conversion sitting up in my garage, but it doesnt have s13 calipers. they are like pulsar SSS calipers. they are not single piston calipers, they are twin piston which i do not think the s13 SR20 calipers are. i can have a pic tomorrow to post up.
but my question is, will the S13 brake master be able to make these brakes work or will i have to upgrade from that again? pics will help i guess.
any help is appreciated
thanks,
clint
should just get an r32 one, im sure they fit, or what ive been told, i have 1 in mine, ive been told its an r32 one
yep im under the impression that an N/A R32 non-abs master cylinder bolts straight one, with only slight bending of the lines required
how big are these calipers compared to S13 CA ones, im running S13 CA with stock ke70 cylinder (recently rebuilt with stainless steel inserts), and it appears to run fine, pedal is slightly firmer, but other than that its great.
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i think pics will help.. will get some after breakfast. well each caliper has two piston, which im sure the CA ones arent.. will check in two seconds
alot of nissans bolt straight in, running an S13 master
S14 calipers methinks
will work fine with the following master cylinder
S13 SR non abs
R32,33,34 non abs
bolts straight up to ke/ae booster, lines in most cases fit with some slight "manipulation" you could source some slightly longer lines from other cars and shape them to suit, just be careful as to not kink them.
well here they are, they're pretty fkn heavy too. i dont really know what they are, i was told from the seller that they were pulsar SSS. they bolt onto the s13 hubs so they might even be SR20 or CA18 (but i think they're twin pot, whereas these are four pot calipers)
anyone know what they are??
Bluebird SSS?
Any master around 15/16" will be fine.
oh so they are pulsar SSS like i was told.. ok cool now im on the lookout for a master.
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