tips on brake upgrades
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tips on brake upgrades
Im considering upgrading my brakes on my b16a CRX I've done some looking just wondering what you guys think is the best setup to go with complete redo or just rotors and pads (don't want to go brankrupt) im looking at some brembos being so popular and all but i always like to get the honda-tech input 
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Re: tips on brake upgrades (thinknology)
I installed DA brakes front and rear.
This included new pads, rotors, steering knuckles, trailing arms and 4040 valve.
All for $500
I think DA mc/booster is about $200. That's next
$700 for a new brake system if you diy.
This included new pads, rotors, steering knuckles, trailing arms and 4040 valve.
All for $500
I think DA mc/booster is about $200. That's next
$700 for a new brake system if you diy.
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Re: tips on brake upgrades (JonnyDanger)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eda6 hb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I installed DA brakes front and rear.
This included new pads, rotors, steering knuckles, trailing arms and 4040 valve.
All for $500
I think DA mc/booster is about $200. That's next
$700 for a new brake system if you diy.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
This included new pads, rotors, steering knuckles, trailing arms and 4040 valve.
All for $500
I think DA mc/booster is about $200. That's next
$700 for a new brake system if you diy.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
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