5 stud disc brakes, where to buy

Does anyone know a vendor that makes front rotors (spindle front end) with a 5 x 130 bolt pattern, with zero offset. Everything I found pushes the wheels out an 1".

BAD brakes do not add track (you can also get wide 5 that don't add track if you go for their 1 piston Wilwood caliper). They are rather expensive however.

You can see them at the following website:

store.airkewld.com

Wilwoods are well worth the money.

CSP from Germany are another option. I believe they only add 1/4" per side.

AC Industries brand (carried by SoCal Import Parts in CA) is a good mix of quality and value. EMPI also makes a no offset kit that is a direct knock-off of the AC Industries kit, although the AC kits have much more substantial caliper brackets. The dual piston Wilwood brakes from AC Industries, as mentioned above, are also great quality and Pete from Airkewld is a great guy to deal with. Another alternative would be Competition Eng. in Canada. They can take a set of OE Porsche 986 rotors and 6 piston Porsche Brembo calipers and machine them to fit the drum brake spindles. They do increase track, but only by 3mm so it isn't a big deal... but they make the Airkewld BAD series brakes look cheap. :)

Carey, I think you like to spend my money! A set of 6 piston calipers is somewhat overkill for my setup. Wide fives or repro Fuchs? Can't decide.

AC Industries is a good setup; I believe they use VW Rabbit Calipers.

I have AC Industries wide 5 disks on my Speedster and had them on my Spyder also, all 4 wheels. While they are modestly priced keep in mind they are HEAVY! Something like the BAD system is much lighter, how much I am not certain, but significantly....the AC version everything is cast iron...where BAD and others use a fair amount of aluminum.....

Right; depending on the use you're giving it. If you're going to build a race car then the AC setup might not be the best but for an all-purpose system for the street it's good.