will this kit work on my stock 1980 rx7 sa, the pics in the othere thread dont work.

Here are some pics:

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Here are the specs:

This kit is the 1979-1983 . The offset does not change from stock. You will need a 15" or up diameter wheel.

Here are the Highlights:

* Dual pattern, 4x110MM and 4x4.5" bolt patterns.
* Custom cnc machined aluminum hubs that utilize stock bearings (79-83)
* Does not change the wheel offset
* Brembo Rotors. Production based, means you can purchase replacements anywhere.
* 10.7" + Diameter vented rotors.

Kit includes:

* Aluminum CNC Hubs, wheel bearings and seals.
* Brembo brand rotors, with mounting hardware.
* Wheel Studs.
* Caliper mounting plates and hardware, MarkII version.
* Optional items will be: Rebuilt 4 piston calipers and Stainless braided lines.

Retail price point will be $425.00


-billy

what calipers are used

You have to use the TII calipers. they sell them or you can buy them on forums or at a wreking yard.

Is there an upgrade to the 84-85 non-se to keep the 4 lug? If so, details/cost please.
Thanks,
Doug

You can do that with our Mark I Kit and re-drilling the front rotors for 4 lug.

This involves picking up one of the existing 5 lug holes and then drilling 3 extra hole.

-billy

I need the front stainless brake lines for this kit can I get them from the web page or do I have to call for them?
Is there a part # for them?Price?

We have them listed on the site.

http://mrcmfg.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=108_112_22_73

Make sure to list in the notes if the chassis is a SA. The thread pitch is different.

-billy

I cant find this kit in the online shop?

We only build them in group buys with 5 or more confirmed customers.

You may find this thread ends up starting a group buy:
http://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=814779&page=2

-billy

Is there anybody selling the pre-drilled/converted for 4 lugs, T2 rotors?

They are not on the market that way. We do it for customers @ $25 per rotor with purchase of rotors from us. Our old supplier went belly up last year so we pulled rotors off the website. I can however get most brand name rotors. I have even gone to the local Advanced, Oreileys or Autozone and picked up rotors for customers. You would just need to research and decide the brand you desire.

-billy