d2 calipers what do u think
who knows about this brakes what can u guys tell me about them im thinking of buying a set but i need ur guy's feed back about them...thanks
D2-BBKF6286 6 Piston Front Kit 286MM DISK $1400
D2-BBKF6286 6 Piston Front Kit 286MM DISK $1400
Last edited by scarsofterror; Nov 30, 2008 at 08:15 PM.
my personal opinion on this is they are not worth the money...the s2000 has one of the best 60-0 stoping braking systems around...stock brakes are more than adequate, even if you add a good deal of power...if you want to upgrade stopping i suggest adding steel brake lines and some hawk pads...best bang for the buck...but that system is overkill
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my personal opinion on this is they are not worth the money...the s2000 has one of the best 60-0 stoping braking systems around...stock brakes are more than adequate, even if you add a good deal of power...if you want to upgrade stopping i suggest adding steel brake lines and some hawk pads...best bang for the buck...but that system is overkill
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I've delt with a lot of D2 products when I worked in Korea at performance shop for a year. Will I ever buy one? No................................................ ......
warranty job after warranty job, reacalls after recalls. Especially coilovers. I honestly don't know how they are now but damn.... just from that experience, I wouldn't recommend to ppl.
But it's your money and your decision.
warranty job after warranty job, reacalls after recalls. Especially coilovers. I honestly don't know how they are now but damn.... just from that experience, I wouldn't recommend to ppl.
But it's your money and your decision.
K sport are crap just like D2 freaking cost alot more over in the USA then they do here as well. It will take a couple of years but you guys are going to realise that a company like SSAC or OBX are manufacturing D2/Ksport they go under a few other names aswell.
a member on here has them he hasnt been on for a while but hes not from the states he sys he likes then he got them for super cheap so I dont blame him and they looked awesome on his car. Personaly I would get lines pads fluid and call it a day if I needed more spoons would come next.
Buy pads and lines and maybe rotors. I did that on my EP3. When they heat up after a couple of stops they stick like glue! Best bang for the buck mod on my car hands down. Everyone is very impressed that I have the stock calipers when I show them the stopping power of my car. I put Russel SSBL, Hawk HPS pads and powerslot rotors. Probably could have done better without the rotors but what the hell.
Just got pads and rotors and lines. You'll be happy and save yourself about 1000 dollars.
Just got pads and rotors and lines. You'll be happy and save yourself about 1000 dollars.
You will be fine to upgrade pads and rotors performance-wise. Despite what someone else says, if you want to spend $1400 on your car; do it! BUT please make sure you research on the quality of products before you purchase, especially when it deals with something as important as stopping your car. Brakes are not purely aesthetic, they ARE supposed to serve a purpose....






