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Trial-and-error 930 brakes installation

This has been an exercise in patience. I had to wait 3 weeks for USPS to deliver these 930 calipers. Yes this is the wrong caliper and that's why I mounted it upside-down. The correct caliper is still being cleaned in the ultrasonic tank. I didn't use the 930 caliper spacers ( 930.351.581.01) as others have done. Instead I used 4.4mm thick washer from the hardware store (way cheaper). Also with the 951 rims I didn't have to add spacers between the hub and the wheel. This also means that the rims I just got back from powder coating can't be used. These are the newer caliper design with out the banjo fitting. Not sure if I will have to back date the calipers




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I attempted to create my own hat and rotor but ended up buying this assembly from Steve Weiner from Rennsport who was very helpful


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This has been an exercise in patience. I had to wait 3 weeks for USPS to deliver these 930 calipers. Yes this is the wrong caliper and that's why I mounted it upside-down. The correct caliper is still being cleaned in the ultrasonic tank. I didn't use the 930 caliper spacers ( 930.351.581.01) as others have done. Instead I used 4.4mm thick washer from the hardware store (way cheaper). Also with the 951 rims I didn't have to add spacers between the hub and the wheel. This also means that the rims I just got back from powder coating can't be used. These are the newer caliper design with out the banjo fitting. Not sure I I have to back date the calipers




Dave, you're good on the fronts. The factory brake-lines for the front caliper to the flex hose is all you need on the fronts. The rears area different story....


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Thanks Stevie,

I do have the the 930 hard lines to run from the calipers to the flex line.
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I have already trimmed of the ears from my trailing arms and fortunately the calipers had already been modified to fit SC arms
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Because my rear calipers didn't come with the required spacers I made these. They are 8mm thick.



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I have already trimmed of the ears from my trailing arms and fortunately the calipers had already been modified to fit SC arms
I've heard someone called this "Van Gogh-ing the trailing arms"

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