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05-14-2007, 08:46 PM
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You can use the stock pads but I chose to use the Porterfield R4S pads. Others I know went with Pagid. I had the chance to try them both for about 2k miles and they were quite similar in feel. I chose the Porterfield because I saw less brake dust.
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05-14-2007, 09:15 PM
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05-14-2007, 11:04 PM
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So the R4S has the least amount of brake dust,thats what Im all about.But 500 bucks for just the pads seems a bit steep?
05-15-2007, 11:58 AM
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Its worth it, if you are keeping your ride that is.
05-16-2007, 03:38 AM
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SleeperX - you should really consider the Brembo GT upgrade - that is a BIG difference in reliable stopping power....
05-17-2007, 09:00 AM
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Hey man..i feel ur pain!!!
i too have been waitin for 4-5 months.
but the good news is i am finally getting it next week for sure...
my installer just received a call from them yesterday...
So you will probably get it next week..be patient~lol
i too have been waitin for 4-5 months.
but the good news is i am finally getting it next week for sure...
my installer just received a call from them yesterday...
So you will probably get it next week..be patient~lol
05-18-2007, 03:38 AM
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Unfortunately yes ... I think the disc clears but the new caliper does not.
These brakes , Quaife LSD , catch can, and some decent headers are my next mods... I have to pull out the S/C to fit my VRTB so I might "smooth out" some of the parts' obstructions that Finny spotted in the S/C casing during his rebuild... no end to this madness - and it seems to be infectious!!!
These brakes , Quaife LSD , catch can, and some decent headers are my next mods... I have to pull out the S/C to fit my VRTB so I might "smooth out" some of the parts' obstructions that Finny spotted in the S/C casing during his rebuild... no end to this madness - and it seems to be infectious!!!
05-18-2007, 11:50 AM
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Unfortunately yes ... I think the disc clears but the new caliper does not.
These brakes , Quaife LSD , catch can, and some decent headers are my next mods... I have to pull out the S/C to fit my VRTB so I might "smooth out" some of the parts' obstructions that Finny spotted in the S/C casing during his rebuild... no end to this madness - and it seems to be infectious!!!
These brakes , Quaife LSD , catch can, and some decent headers are my next mods... I have to pull out the S/C to fit my VRTB so I might "smooth out" some of the parts' obstructions that Finny spotted in the S/C casing during his rebuild... no end to this madness - and it seems to be infectious!!!
I'm right on your tail, bro. I'm doing the exact same stuff, except trying to keep brake diameters the same. I can't wait to have the car setup for some nice track times.
