Scat Pack 4 piston Brembo calipers and rotors
I have no plans to market or sell anything. Not opposed to sharing the files, but don't like the idea of making a business out of it.
And I haven't bolted them on the car yet either. I wanted to find a wheel that would work and that took some time and summer projects have gotten in the way some. Add that I don't have the funds to buy the 3 other wheels and it means I haven't gotten past ordering the plates and remaining caliper and new rotors.
I will add that in the end I would do the caliper mount plates without the plating SendCutSend offers. The cutting process leaves a sharp point where the exterior cut starts and ends. They didn't dress it down and if I do it now I will have to cover that area again. So, it makes more sense to order them bare, dress them yourself and then paint or get them coated. This will save some money, not really sure how much but I would guess $20 or more. Plus, there was a several day delay while I waited for them to go through the plating process.
Something else that still needing to be scienced out is if the multiple spacer plates work or if it would be better to get some tubes cut to length on a lathe instead. If so, I would have them tacked to one of the main plates, further removing the option to have the plates coated by SendCutSend. I could even see the multiple plates being tacked together and then tacked to one of the main plates, just to remove the fiddling required to get all the plates stacked up. Don't think it will be difficult, just nicer to have them all as a solid piece.
I have no plans to market or sell anything. Not opposed to sharing the files, but don't like the idea of making a business out of it.
And I haven't bolted them on the car yet either. I wanted to find a wheel that would work and that took some time and summer projects have gotten in the way some. Add that I don't have the funds to buy the 3 other wheels and it means I haven't gotten past ordering the plates and remaining caliper and new rotors.
I will add that in the end I would do the caliper mount plates without the plating SendCutSend offers. The cutting process leaves a sharp point where the exterior cut starts and ends. They didn't dress it down and if I do it now I will have to cover that area again. So, it makes more sense to order them bare, dress them yourself and then paint or get them coated. This will save some money, not really sure how much but I would guess $20 or more. Plus, there was a several day delay while I waited for them to go through the plating process.
Something else that still needing to be scienced out is if the multiple spacer plates work or if it would be better to get some tubes cut to length on a lathe instead. If so, I would have them tacked to one of the main plates, further removing the option to have the plates coated by SendCutSend. I could even see the multiple plates being tacked together and then tacked to one of the main plates, just to remove the fiddling required to get all the plates stacked up. Don't think it will be difficult, just nicer to have them all as a solid piece.
