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Old May 31st 2006, 12:40
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The ebrake is a mechanical Wilwood caliper.

do you have more pictures or info like what model caliper? i am trying to do a setup on my bug but i can not figure out witch caliper has the ebrake in it. more info would be a great help

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Old May 31st 2006, 13:29
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These calipers do not have the e-brake in them. The e-brake is a separate caliper. Go to the Wilwood site to get info, then call them for specifics. Mine will end up being Wilwood Dynalite 4 pistons front and rear, 1.75" pistons front, and I think 1.5" pistons rear. There will then be another pair of calipers on the rear that will be mechanical for the e-brake.

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Old May 31st 2006, 16:17
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ahh ok that makes much more sense i had emailed wilwood a few weeks ago and didnt get any sort of reply who knows. i also have seen a systems like a drum brake that sits inside the rotor as an ebrake i am just thinking that might be rather difficult to get inside a stock vw rotor

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These calipers do not have the e-brake in them. The e-brake is a separate caliper. Go to the Wilwood site to get info, then call them for specifics. Mine will end up being Wilwood Dynalite 4 pistons front and rear, 1.75" pistons front, and I think 1.5" pistons rear. There will then be another pair of calipers on the rear that will be mechanical for the e-brake.

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Old May 31st 2006, 16:24
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just came across this picture seems basically this is what you are talking about the caliper and then the second mechanical floater caliper for the ebrake



that makes a whole lot more sense now

thanks again for the assistance
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Old May 31st 2006, 17:22
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That's it! I have to make the "bracket" from scratch for my application, but that's the mechanical caliper.

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Old June 1st 2006, 07:23
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all the brackets will have to be made from scratch isnt that the fun of it lol be sure to post up pics of it when u have it set up and if i get brave i will do the same of mine lol thanks again for the help

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That's it! I have to make the "bracket" from scratch for my application, but that's the mechanical caliper.

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Old June 6th 2006, 08:31
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any updates????
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