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Need new Brakes (front & back) and need new Rotors (front & back).
Any suggestions about makes or models?
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Need new Brakes (front & back) and need new Rotors (front & back).
Any suggestions about makes or models?
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Need new Brakes (front & back) and need new Rotors (front & back).
Any suggestions about makes or models?
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
In anycase I would prefer you to go with "brembo" slotted rotors. and as far as brakes go.. you would have to choose something that would fit your preference. like break dust, wear?
Need new Brakes (front & back) and need new Rotors (front & back).
Any suggestions about makes or models?
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
In anycase I would prefer you to go with "brembo" slotted rotors. and as far as brakes go.. you would have to choose something that would fit your preference. like break dust, wear?
I prefer low dust - no noise brakes.
Thanks for the info on the Rotors. I found Brembo Rotors for $109 ... is this good or can I find better??
Thanks again in advance for the help.
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¿Where do I find cobaltfriction?
Honestly I don't understand what u mean by setups?
Wish I knew more, but I am new to this.... again, thanks for the help.
I'm running Autozone Blank Rotors (just like Brembo) with AXXIS Metal Master Pads. I can safely and honestly say... that was the best $110 I have ever spent on brakes. For another $100, I have Goodrich Stainless Steel Brakelines coming in... combine that with some nice DOT4 fluid, it should be a pretty solid setup.
No complaints for ~$200.
No complaints for ~$200.Trending Topics
I would also suggest the AutoZone blanks.
$40 for both front rotors.
Spend the money on an expensive pad.
Now...that is only if you want to race the car. If you just want new brakes. I would recommend the same rotors, but just get a cheap pad with no noise and low dust.
Don't waste your money on expesive rotors.
$40 for both front rotors.
Spend the money on an expensive pad.
Now...that is only if you want to race the car. If you just want new brakes. I would recommend the same rotors, but just get a cheap pad with no noise and low dust.
Don't waste your money on expesive rotors.
I use the Semi-Metallic... pretty good pad IMO. I'd say in a race situation, the ceramic... but I don't know the noise, dust, or friction properties between the two.
plain old joe shmoe carquest pads and rotors have always done the
job for me. I just never saw any reason to spend a lot of money on
overpriced ones, but that's just me.
if i wanted an upgraded brake system then i would do the legend
caliper conversion
job for me. I just never saw any reason to spend a lot of money on
overpriced ones, but that's just me.
if i wanted an upgraded brake system then i would do the legend
caliper conversion

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