CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHERE TO GET A PERFORMANCE BRAKE KIT!!!!
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CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHERE TO GET A PERFORMANCE BRAKE KIT!!!!
MY STOCK BRAKES ON MY INTEGRA SUCK FOR THE WAY I DRIVE I NEED BIGGER AND BETTER BRAKES CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME???!!!!!
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first off, what type of driving is this? is it back road spirited driving, traffic type driving, high speed high way driving? what kind of brakes do you have on the car now? autozone rotors with autozone pads? a little more info.
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Why do you say that the stock brakes "suck for the way you drive"? What problem(s) are you having?
If your brakes are vibrating, the solution could be as simple as bedding your pads.
If you are boiling your brake fluid (the pedal gets mushy when the brakes get hot), the solution could be as simple as flushing your fluid with a higher-temperature brake fluid like Motul RBF 600.
If your brakes are fading (they get less effective when they heat up), then a pad upgrade may be all you need - especially if you are using crappy generic brake pads from the auto parts store. You can get excellent aftermarket brake pads that will give you a nice upgrade from the stock pads. I recommend the Hawk HP Plus brake pad.
Nothing you have said has indicated any need for replacing your brake calipers with bigger ones. And if you're not driving on the racetrack, you almost certainly don't need to do that.
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If your brakes are vibrating, the solution could be as simple as bedding your pads.
If you are boiling your brake fluid (the pedal gets mushy when the brakes get hot), the solution could be as simple as flushing your fluid with a higher-temperature brake fluid like Motul RBF 600.
If your brakes are fading (they get less effective when they heat up), then a pad upgrade may be all you need - especially if you are using crappy generic brake pads from the auto parts store. You can get excellent aftermarket brake pads that will give you a nice upgrade from the stock pads. I recommend the Hawk HP Plus brake pad.
Nothing you have said has indicated any need for replacing your brake calipers with bigger ones. And if you're not driving on the racetrack, you almost certainly don't need to do that.
Oh, and please learn how to use this key on your computer keyboard:
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