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shortoldracer · 05-30-2017, 02:20 PM

Thanks for the info Rob. I was hoping you would see this post. I'm at pg 30 of this thread, so I have a little more reading to do. I've been impressed with your chassis, especially the "Big 10", it reminds of a late model I help build in 1994. I may be calling you in the next couple of days.

New question. On the Willwood site under some of the "Fitment" category they list Willwood? Can you explain what they are indicating? I see on the No Limit site you list, as an example, "No Limit / Wilwood 13" Rotor 4 Piston", does that mean this is made exclusively for no limit engineering?

Another question. The existing hub/rotors on the truck are very heavy, Lug mount type. Are the one's sold today lighter than the old ones I have? probably 2007 vintage when they were purchased. There are no markings on them to identify the mfg!

Thank in advance

05-30-2017, 02:20 PM	#1897
shortoldracer Registered User Join Date: May 2017 Location: Bothell, Washington Posts: 2	Re: Make it handle Thanks for the info Rob. I was hoping you would see this post. I'm at pg 30 of this thread, so I have a little more reading to do. I've been impressed with your chassis, especially the "Big 10", it reminds of a late model I help build in 1994. I may be calling you in the next couple of days. New question. On the Willwood site under some of the "Fitment" category they list Willwood? Can you explain what they are indicating? I see on the No Limit site you list, as an example, "No Limit / Wilwood 13" Rotor 4 Piston", does that mean this is made exclusively for no limit engineering? Another question. The existing hub/rotors on the truck are very heavy, Lug mount type. Are the one's sold today lighter than the old ones I have? probably 2007 vintage when they were purchased. There are no markings on them to identify the mfg! Thank in advance