Well its close to being available- erik kik's ass on his work , could not have a better employee working for me- the caliper pulls from the bottom of the case- and combinations are in this pic- 1310 c/v or non- 34 degree's capable - or toyota c/v and non c/v 32 degree c/v- and non c/v's at 41 degree's for the 3/4 elip. guys- just thought i'd show you all eriks work- Jess:D

cool..

do you get those rotors from Switzerland?

Looks cool Jess! The caliper on the bottom should help protect the rotor a bit from rocks. Got a $$$ yet. I'm going to need something for my yota. I have my own design planned out using some stuff I already have, but if the price is right, I may just go for it when I get the new rear line, which will be soon, hopefully.

Now, if you could just spell my name right.....:flipoff2:

now having 2 eric's in the shop its hard to remember -hehe:D

now which one is gettin the 5% comission 's on the sale-?:D

How about something for Toyotas. Give the other guys (you know who) some competition.

Looks very nice - got one for a D18 with standard yoke (The drum braked D18's already have a 4 bolt flange) I know a lot of guys on the Willystech list are looking for a resonable replacement for the stock drum setup.

And jess, here's a suggestion, please take it in the spirit it's intended. You guys seem to have some excellent products, but your website is terrible - get some help on it so folks can figure out what your product lines are.

Chuck

Originally posted by Wilson
Looks cool Jess! The caliper on the bottom should help protect the rotor a bit from rocks. Got a $$$ yet. I'm going to need something for my yota. I have my own design planned out using some stuff I already have, but if the price is right, I may just go for it when I get the new rear line, which will be soon, hopefully.

I look at it the other way - this is going to force the belly pan under the brake even lower...

Is the caliper bracket "multi-positionable"?

Also, I'm curious if this will interfere with t-case buckets (the other way of protecting the t-case)...

Looks cool though. :D

r@m

My Web site is different and so is my company- i don't want to be like rest- i get tired of the same old thing , and i do take it in stride-:D -it does not appear to interfere with the t-case in any way- i'd suggest running a belly pan -its flush with the t-case bottom we thought about that- the clockable positions is not a real reality becuase the lever will either work on the top or bottom for clearance - the top is real -real tight- thanks for the comments-Jess