SKU: 99644863123

Wilwood 11.75" Dynpro Radial Front Big Brake Kit - Civic / Integra

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Wilwood 11.75" Dynpro Radial Front Big Brake Kit - Civic / IntegraWilwood's forged billet Dynalite calipers, oversized rotors, and high performance Wilwood brake pads deliver big brake stopping power with high tech style for front wheel drive sport compacts. These kits are the perfect complement to wheel, tire, and suspension upgrades. Options for caliper finish and rotor design make it simple to match the brake response and style preferences on all types of daily drivers, race vehicles, and ultra styled show

Wilwood's forged billet Dynalite calipers, oversized rotors, and high performance Wilwood brake pads deliver big brake stopping power with high-tech style for front wheel drive sport compacts. These kits are the perfect complement to wheel, tire, and suspension upgrades. Options for caliper finish and rotor design make it simple to match the brake response and style preferences on all types of daily drivers, race vehicles, and ultra-styled show machines.

Each kit is engineered specific for each vehicle. They are fully compatible with OE master cylinder output while retaining the full factory ABS functions.

Forged Dynapro-ST 4 piston radial mount calipers are coupled with the high cooling capacity of Wilwood’s proprietary Spec-37 material 11.75" diameter GT 36 directional vane rotors to provide the ultimate brake package for unrestricted road race competition. High temperature, fluid and abrasion resistant proprietary type III anodize finish is standard with Dynapro/ST calipers. Thermlock pistons in the calipers resist fade and extend service life by reducing the heat transfer from the pads, caliper body, fluid, and seals. Rotors dynamically mount to the hubs with forged aluminum hats and radial mount brackets secure the caliper to the spindle in the OE location without modification. Kits also include high temperature, high friction race compound pads and all premium grade fasteners.

Kit Contents

  • 2 x Forged Dynapro-ST 4-piston radial mount calipers w/type III anodized finish
  • 2 x Spec-37 iron 11.75" GT slotted curved vane rotors
  • 2 x billet rotor hats, type III anodized
  • 2 x anodized black caliper mounting brackets
  • 1 x set of Wilwood BP-30 race only compound brake pads
  • Necessary mounting hardware & instructions

Kit Notes

  • This kit is was designed for the 'big hub' spindles normally found on the higher grade model civic and all 4x100 integra's using 10.2" factory sized brake rotors & calipers and also support ABS.
  • Wilwood Flexline brake lines are required for all Wilwood brake kits and are sold separately - click here to purchase
  • This kit may or may not fit under some 15" wheels, but is not guaranteed. Certain wheel spoke designs and wheel offsets can interfere with a big brake kit. See wheel clearance diagram in the instructions (diagram #2) before making purchase (wheel clearance diagram).

Vehicle Applications:

  • 92-95 Civic EX (w/ABS)
  • 94-00 Civic LX/Si (w/ABS)
  • 97-00 Civic EX/Si
  • 01-05 Civic
  • 02-03 Civic Si
  • 94-97 Delsol Si + Si VTEC
  • 07-13 Fit
  • 90-01 Integra  (all excl. Type-R)
Wilwood vehicle application fitment list
    Dynapro 11.75" Radial kit instructions
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