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Old 27-05-2022, 06:25 PM   #1
malbaby
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Default Wilwood Brake Calipers.

Are they road legal in Victoria?
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Old 27-05-2022, 07:20 PM   #2
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Default Re: Wilwood Brake Calipers.

The googs says they're not road legal in aus.. and allegedly it says so on the box when u purchase them..

But that was from a post in 2016..

might have changed now.
Maybe try calling up the shop ur getting them from if none else has any more deets? 🤔
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Old 27-05-2022, 07:24 PM   #3
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Default Re: Wilwood Brake Calipers.

I think there's new ones out now which have piston seals so they meet ADRs, I still reckon they're ****e compared to some of the OEM calipers available on the market from other cars, better choice of pads available too and easier to get a hold of compared to Wilwood stuff too.

Worth chatting to a local brake and clutch specialist with some experience with brake conversions if you're doing a brake upgrade on an older car - one of my customers was using VE Commodore calipers for upgrades on oldskool cars.

Factor in the price of custom brake cables too for the handbrake on the rear if doing a brake conversion.
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