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First off, do you really need a big brake kit or rear discs? You might only think you do.
If you're driving and ES (or any model with 4x100 lug pattern), you can make use of kits for the Mirage (or the DIY stuff Mirage guys do).
2g Eclipse GSX front brakes
here is a helpful How-to from Mirageforums.net
http://67.15.109.176/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3813
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Of late, RPW has begun to offer kits specifically for the Lancer, making the need to use Mirage parts less important. Wilwood has a kit as well.
Rear disc conversion for Mirage/Lancers
Front upgrade for Lancer/Mirage
Wilwood kit for Lancers with 4x114.3
Dynalite Big Brake Front Hat Kits:
Forged Billet Dynalite 4 Piston Caliper
Available in Red, or Black
11.00” and 12.19” HP or SRP
Performance Rotors
GT Series Aluminum Hats
Performance Brake Pads
ABS Compatible
If you're driving and ES (or any model with 4x100 lug pattern), you can make use of kits for the Mirage (or the DIY stuff Mirage guys do).
2g Eclipse GSX front brakes
here is a helpful How-to from Mirageforums.net
http://67.15.109.176/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3813
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Of late, RPW has begun to offer kits specifically for the Lancer, making the need to use Mirage parts less important. Wilwood has a kit as well.
Rear disc conversion for Mirage/Lancers
Front upgrade for Lancer/Mirage
Wilwood kit for Lancers with 4x114.3
Dynalite Big Brake Front Hat Kits:
Forged Billet Dynalite 4 Piston Caliper
Available in Red, or Black
11.00” and 12.19” HP or SRP
Performance Rotors
GT Series Aluminum Hats
Performance Brake Pads
ABS Compatible
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A cheaper option is to use 2g Eclipse GSX front brakes
here is a helpful How-to from Mirageforums.net
http://mirageforums.net/viewtopic.php?t=3813
here is a helpful How-to from Mirageforums.net
http://mirageforums.net/viewtopic.php?t=3813
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Originally Posted by Evo666
A cheaper option is to use 2g Eclipse GSX front brakes
here is a helpful How-to from Mirageforums.net
http://67.15.109.176/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3813
here is a helpful How-to from Mirageforums.net
http://67.15.109.176/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3813
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since most of the parts in that link start life as 4x114.3 it seems like a good fit for OZs- if you're willing to put in a lot of work on parts that won't add much to performance.
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Originally Posted by Alchemist
since most of the parts in that link start life as 4x114.3 it seems like a good fit for OZs- if you're willing to put in a lot of work on parts that won't add much to performance.
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if your factory wheels are 15" and above it will fit.
If you get the 92 galant vr4 rotors, they are 4x114 so they should fit on OZ without modification to that.
A good place to find 2g Eclipse GSX calipers is car-parts.com
If you get the 92 galant vr4 rotors, they are 4x114 so they should fit on OZ without modification to that.
A good place to find 2g Eclipse GSX calipers is car-parts.com
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just don't install it. it'll just be a gear that bolts to the rear hub while the sensor is somewhere in the drum. or you can keep it on. it doesn't matter since you won't have a sensor, unless you're an LS.
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Originally Posted by 03RallyLancer
will these calipers mount up w/o a new bracket on the front? and can we re-use are lines?