MoPar Brake Upgrade Options?

Alright everyone, I've been hard at work on this kit for my project car, and I wanted to let you all see it to get some opinions. I designed the kit with the components I described before: 2006 WRX calipers, 2004 350Z rotors, large bearing A body spindles, with custom components to hold it all together. I was also able to complete FEA analysis on the new hub to optimize thicknesses and confirm that it is stronger than the stock spindle (so it should never fail before the spindle does).
Let me know what you guys think. I'll go ahead and say this about fitments too, the calipers will most likely not fit under rallye wheels since from what I've heard even 15" rallyes use 14" centers. The kit pushes the wheel out at least .4" on each side which is unavoidable due to caliper mounting restrictions. And, wheels with flat spokes (limited brake clearance) might also have fitment issues. A spacer could take car of that, but it also increse the stress in the spindle and pushes the wheel out further.
If you want a really detailed discription of the design process head on over to my build log here. Theres a lot of good images and better detail on the finite element analysis. View attachment 1715201332 View attachment 1715201333 View attachment 1715201334 View attachment 1715201335 View attachment 1715201336 View attachment 1715201337 View attachment 1715201338

What material are you going to use for the hub? I used to make custom hubs from aluminum but I found that it was difficult to get the correct bearing crush. You need to be able to retain the wheels bearings when the hub gets hot so it takes a lot of crush. I eventually switched to steel for my custom hubs just for that reason but Cass uses aluminum and so does Baer. Rather than reinventing the wheel you might buy a set of hubs from either Cass or Baer and then work from there. Trying to fit good brakes inside of a 15 inch rim is a bit hopeless. Cheapest and most effective setup inside a 15 inch rim would be to use a 11.75 x 1.25 rotor and a set of big calipers. Maybe 6 piston Wilwood or something like that.