AEM Big Rotor Kit install... and blunders

finch13

Well-Known Member
Joined
Apr 2, 2008
Posts
5,025
Reaction score
41
Location
Twin Cities, MN
Got an AEM big rotor kit on here this week, found out it was the wrong kit and how I'm correcting the issue. The PN engraved onthe rotor is 32-5006... I have no idea what the kit fits, but the rotors fit perfect, the relocating brackets bolt up to the knuckles perfect, the caliper brackets however, will not reach the relocating brackets because the rotor is too big. I'm making the assumption that it's 92-96 Prelude kit, so in order to make it work, I picked up some 99 Prelude calipers and Adaptive One pads.

Stock I4 rotor vs. 13" AEM rotor
460ebaf9.jpg


Fresh reman Prelude calipers with brackets and a set of Napa Adaptive One pads.
72661cec.jpg


Here's where you're going to hate me...
Big rotor kit... $272 shipped from Socal
Complete "new" Prelude calipers... $52 my cost (you would've paid $156 :lawl:)
Napa Adaptive One pads... $45 (you would've paid $108)

So my "misfortune" has only led me into a $100 caliper swap/upgrade... if they fit.

Update:

Prelude calipers fit perfect, painting them black this weekend and then I put them on for real this time. Here's a few teasers:
f56dd191.jpg


Stock vs. 13"
9790308a.jpg


eae5a352.jpg
 
Last edited:

FunnyVictor86

Well-Known Member
Joined
Dec 7, 2008
Posts
3,452
Reaction score
6
Location
California
nice come up! when i threw mine it was day and night, better stopping power and no fading when pushing them hard but i want a more aggressive initial bite ... i wonder if aftermarket wilwood M/C would make a difference
 

SykVSyx

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jan 6, 2007
Posts
13,938
Reaction score
30
Location
Tee Dot Ohh
Hey Brandon,

How much did you get the material for for a CanAm Chef's apron??? :coffee:

:hahano:

Like the BR upgrade though, very nice. Planning on keeping the rears stock?
 
Back
Top