brake ?
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From: Miramar Beach FL
brake ?
i posted this in general by mistake
any problem fitting a set of OEM front rotors, and calipers on the rear? The stocks look to small. I know some are going to chime in and say get the Eradispeeds, but for me cruising around the local streets I really can find better things to spend $600-$800 on. I was thinking factory set up on the back and powder coat the calipers and can have a nice look at a good price. thanks
any problem fitting a set of OEM front rotors, and calipers on the rear? The stocks look to small. I know some are going to chime in and say get the Eradispeeds, but for me cruising around the local streets I really can find better things to spend $600-$800 on. I was thinking factory set up on the back and powder coat the calipers and can have a nice look at a good price. thanks
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Re: brake ? (lowprofiling)
I agree that the brakes look small. You can install the front brake system on the rear, many have already done it. There are some down sides to it though...
vetterdstr :cheers:
vetterdstr :cheers:
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Re: brake ? (lowprofiling)
Loosing your parking brake, having the brake bias off because of the diff calipers and larger rotor. If you want to get serious about switching your brakes, buy a proven kit that wont give you any of the downsides that I talked about.
vetterdstr :cheers:
vetterdstr :cheers:
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Re: brake ? (vetterdstr)
i was thinking the car may brake diiferent because of the larger rotor. thanks for the info. maybe best to leave alone, or just change the caliper. :cheers:
