FS: GsR 4 bolt conversion with ITR calipers in the front
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FS: GsR 4 bolt conversion with ITR calipers in the front
I am currently in the process of switching to a 5 bolt set up so my current setup is up for grabs.
It's a GsR front and rear disc conversion using ITR calipers in the front. The stopping power is great with the ITR calipers in the front, actually I probably won't even notice a difference in braking power considering the front and rear rotors are only a 0.8" difference in diameter from ITR 5 bolt... I just was able to get a good deal on a 5 bolt conversion and i've always loved the look of 16" ITR wheels so I figured i'd change it up.
Here is a pic of the front with 16" wheels:
The whole setup is currently still on the car and will be available very soon for pick up. (I can even deliver if my asking price is met)
It comes with the front and rear spindles as well as the rear trailing arms. No 40/40 prop valve or e-brake cables, either of which are easily attainable and inexpensive anyhow.
This is a great setup for someone who wants to upgrade to all wheel discs and doesn't want to shell out $900 for 5 bolt.
Askin $550. PM is key. Thanks
It's a GsR front and rear disc conversion using ITR calipers in the front. The stopping power is great with the ITR calipers in the front, actually I probably won't even notice a difference in braking power considering the front and rear rotors are only a 0.8" difference in diameter from ITR 5 bolt... I just was able to get a good deal on a 5 bolt conversion and i've always loved the look of 16" ITR wheels so I figured i'd change it up.
Here is a pic of the front with 16" wheels:
The whole setup is currently still on the car and will be available very soon for pick up. (I can even deliver if my asking price is met)
It comes with the front and rear spindles as well as the rear trailing arms. No 40/40 prop valve or e-brake cables, either of which are easily attainable and inexpensive anyhow.
This is a great setup for someone who wants to upgrade to all wheel discs and doesn't want to shell out $900 for 5 bolt.
Askin $550. PM is key. Thanks
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