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Old 10-18-2020, 03:21 PM   #8
beater986
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Originally Posted by JFP in PA View Post
It is because the S uses an entirely different e brake assembly, which will not fit on the base carriers. In order to make it work, you would need to fabricate an entirely new rotor with a different inside diameter for the base e brake. No such rotor currently exists, and would cost a fortune to make.
Do we have any comparative photos of the S and base rears, I am wondering if an adapter would work to use the S e brake assembly with the base carriers and am somewhat handy in Solidworks.

I understand that the base and the S rears are nearly identically sized, but pricing out the cost of the rebuild, the rebuild kit, sticker, powdercoating cost, etc, it's actually more economical to buy the S rears since they are pretty damn cheap -- plus then you wouldn't be running mismatched part numbers across the car.

I bought my S fronts for ~$525, but could have gotten all 4 S calipers for ~600.
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