Good rotor upgrade for stock calipers?
Brembo OEMs
Power Slot
Stop Tech
Fastbrakes
Sp00n
Endless
yoshi - who still has power slots he needs to install
[edit] danmit, got beat my james
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Power Slot
Stop Tech
Fastbrakes
Sp00n
Endless
yoshi - who still has power slots he needs to install
[edit] danmit, got beat my james
[/edit]
If yours aren't worn out yet, then don't replace them.
If they are toast, then get some Brembo blanks from http://www.collettimotorsports.com All of $35 each.
Warren
If they are toast, then get some Brembo blanks from http://www.collettimotorsports.com All of $35 each.
Warren
If yours aren't worn out yet, then don't replace them.
If they are toast, then get some Brembo blanks from http://www.collettimotorsports.com All of $35 each.
Warren
If they are toast, then get some Brembo blanks from http://www.collettimotorsports.com All of $35 each.
Warren
If you wanna stop faster, get some REAL hi performance pads, for street, use hawk HP+..
I agree with Warren and Corey on regular replacement rotors. But I did the StopTech 2pc that are 2mm wider. I know I'll get some feedback on doing this, but I like them. I know I'm not outdoing the stock brake setup, but I'm happy. That's all that matters, right?
Thanks,
Victor Perri II
Thanks,
Victor Perri II
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Brembo OEM is the best you can get. Don't need anything else, and no one should want anything else unless you're going for looks. You want better braking or fade resistance? Just get new pads and maybe lines. That's all you need for an ITR.
You want better braking or fade resistance? Just get new pads and maybe lines. That's all you need for an ITR.
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