Spindle compatibility - large front brakes - ERA

[LMH]

Just an FYI. I don't know what size rotors ERA uses but I fit 12.19" rotors on my Hurricane with 15" Trigos.
Larry

[Akimbeau]

Originally Posted by LMH

Just an FYI. I don't know what size rotors ERA uses but I fit 12.19" rotors on my Hurricane with 15" Trigos.
Larry

I'm looking at a 6 piston kit from Wilwood (140-10738) that has 12.19" rotors and am planning on the Trigo 5 pin hub adapters. Is this the same as what you are using? What spindles does the Hurricane use?

Kim

[LMH]

Originally Posted by Akimbeau

I'm looking at a 6 piston kit from Wilwood (140-10738) that has 12.19" rotors and am planning on the Trigo 5 pin hub adapters. Is this the same as what you are using? What spindles does the Hurricane use?

Kim

Close to what I'm using except I have Dynalites. No fitment issues. Hurricane spindles are Mustang II. It took some doing but I have zero offset hubs so the track width isn't increased. Yours may be different and offset may not be an issue for you. Just note what Wilwood says about it and make sure it works before ordering.
Larry

[Akimbeau]

Originally Posted by LMH

Close to what I'm using except I have Dynalites. No fitment issues. Hurricane spindles are Mustang II. It took some doing but I have zero offset hubs so the track width isn't increased. Yours may be different and offset may not be an issue for you. Just note what Wilwood says about it and make sure it works before ordering.
Larry

Thanks, Larry...doing the research now.

Troy, I'm looking to do the same thing to my front, get the biggest brakes that will fit in the 15" wheel. I could be wrong but looks to me like you have the GM spindles that have been modified. Fortunately, I believe the modification is the same as what is needed to mount Wilwood calipers. See photo. The question is, how big of a caliper can you go? I'm pretty sure we will be limited to the 12.19" rotor. The Wilwood 140-10738 caliper kit is what I'm looking at but like Larry said I need to call Wilwood and verify the overall clearance, and then compare to the inside of my wheel at the spot the caliper will run. Trouble is I'm not buying the new wheels for a while so I'm hoping to hitch a ride on your mod to see what you come up with.

Kim