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Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/12/2 9:20
RX7 calipers may fit under a 13" wheel when used with the 120Y disc rotor, but doesn't RX7 rotor+caliper requires a 15" wheel? I seem to recall the Maddat kit needed 15s.
The nice thing is that some RX7 calipers are light alloy. RX7 FC is 1985-1991 * S4 1985-1988 * S5 1989-1991 S4 calipers come in two kinds: * 4-piston (for 5-lug rotors) * single piston floating (for 4-lug rotors)
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/12/2 9:23
To fit the S4 four pot to Datsun struts is simple:
![]() The spacing for 120Y struts is slightly different from the 810 struts in this photo, but both are much narrower than the RX7 caliper bolt spacing. So a similar bracket can be fabricated. The next questions are 1) how far to space the caliper up and 2) how far to space it out/in (how thick is the adapter). The answer depends on which rotor you use.
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
supafatto
Posted on: 2015/12/2 10:15
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
a12grunt
Posted on: 2015/12/2 10:26
I've got the 4pot calipers.I thought r33 alloy 4 pots were light until i picked up the rx7 calipers
Supafatto, That picture says alot... Quote: The next questions are 1) how far to space the caliper up and 2) how far to space it out/in (how thick is the adapter). The answer depends on which rotor you use. Very true.Im thinking under 270mm disk? I think it might have to do with the design of the bracket and maybe rim choice.Ive read of people fitting r32 calipers under 13s? I wouldn't mind getting the calipers abit shaved off to fit.. When i compare them side to side with nismo mk63 calipers they are very similar in size.So why the nismo calipers can fit under 13s and the rx7 ones can't seem odd.
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
supafatto
Posted on: 2015/12/2 10:36
Your welcome to come look at offsets ect I have some stuff here we can play with, I'm only local to you. I just don't have my car currently here as its getting tuned. But welcome to come try on some struts and we can try sort something
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
a12grunt
Posted on: 2015/12/2 10:41
Thank heaps mate.Really appreciate your offer.
as soon as i get the car resprayed and a roadworthy, i will pm you and come see what we can do. Thanks mate
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/12/3 1:39
The RX7 caliper will fit under 13" wheel. The RX7 276 mm disc rotor won't fit with 13" wheel.
For example, fit the 4-pot caliper to the 212 mm 120Y rotor. It will require a different kind of mounting to get the caliper fitted that close to the spindle, perhaps a ring mount. Brake pad spacers can be used with thinner rotors. You can fit the RX7 caliper with 252 mm rotor under some 13" wheels (but not all 13" wheels). 252 rotor comes with 280ZX. Or with 250 mm rotor from S13. You can notch the caliper to get it that close to the spindle, 4-pot caliper can be ground a long way to get it close.
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/12/3 2:05
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why the nismo calipers can fit under 13s and the rx7 ones can't seem odd. The RX7 4-pot calipers have a huge mount, so the pistons are high above the mounting ears. Nismo MK63 calipers mount low ![]() Nissan R32 are similar but mount a litter higher (intended for larger 280 mm discs) ![]() These come in two versions )1 for 26 mm thick R32 rotor, and 2) for 30 mm thick R32 rotor. Brake pad spacers can be used with thinner rotors. Hilux 4-pots are even more compact, so will fit with small rotors. Attach file: S12+8.jpg (8.55 KB)![]()
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/12/3 7:44
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Re: Fitting RX7 calipers to 1200/120Y struts
a12grunt
Posted on: 2015/12/24 6:59
yes i see..
Some comparison shots between nismo mk63s and rx7 series 4/5 calipers. But will still try to fit the rx7 calipers under 13s if possible. You can view topic.
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