Gauging interest in a run of budget big brake kit brackets?

Unfortunately, looks like I will be doing the install next year unless I somehow find a cheap set of calipers.

These aren't a bad price honestly

Sadly I'm down in Socal so a bit long of a drive

Also I meant to ask, do these calipers reuse the existing brake lines with the banjo bolts or does it need a different setup? Would suck to have to replace my new SS brake lines.

They actually do work with the same Fiesta brake lines. Just a shorter banjo bolt is needed. Not sure if the OEM lines with the “hook” on the end will interfere, but the aftermarket stainless lines definitely fit

That's good, just need to know what sizing (I have whoosh Stainless Steel lines). I'll measure the clearance on the Enkeis tonight, The quoted 2.25 inches of clearance is from the surface of the rotor to the spoke correct?

Correct - the caliper sticks out 2.125” from the rotor and the SVT rotor outer face sits at the exact same depth as the stock one

Just checked my Enkeis. They will not fit There's only ~2 inches of clearance (technically probably 1.8 inches) between the spoke and rotor face. Well that makes this upgrade a bit more spendy if I need to replace my wheels.

Count me in for a set of brackets

Is there still a plan for another run of these?

I'll be making up a group buy post for second round soon.

In the meantime, here's my first draft of a fitment template:
I think its accurate within a couple millimeters, though might still need some adjustment. As mentioned in the template itself, the dashed line includes the additional 3mm offset from the caliper, though it’s obviously only as good as the CAD model of the caliper I built from measurements

Tested it on my snow wheels which are tight to the corner at the base of the spokes where I expect. Haven't had a chance to pull the Dekagrams off and test it against those, which should be the real test, as they should just brush the 3mm line all up the spokes.

I recommend printing it on cardstock, or gluing or tracing the pattern to cardboard to make it easier to handle.