Astro... what happened to the Brembo kit?
the calipers stuck out too far and they were hitting the spokes of my rims...
I ended up getting some 5mm spacers from H&R...
here are the final results:
also finally got the comptech exhaust and my steering wheel put on
I ended up getting some 5mm spacers from H&R...
here are the final results:
also finally got the comptech exhaust and my steering wheel put on

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sorry Adam, I posted in the Canadians thread but have been to lazy and busy to post about it here...
besides the car is in the shop getting the front bumper repainted from some scrapes my sister gave it during the winter...

[ 07-25-2001: Message edited by: Astroboy ]
besides the car is in the shop getting the front bumper repainted from some scrapes my sister gave it during the winter...
[ 07-25-2001: Message edited by: Astroboy ]
I didnt' replace the airbag part, only the outer wheel part...therefore no shiny A, but that's ok with me 
the stopping distances are MUCH better there is actual feeling to the brakes, no just a squishy feeling...I already had braided lines before the swap and they did help feeling, but nothing like these brakes...
I also am almost positive that these brakes are lighter than the stockers as I have a very hard time not squealing all the way through first even with light throttle application...

the stopping distances are MUCH better there is actual feeling to the brakes, no just a squishy feeling...I already had braided lines before the swap and they did help feeling, but nothing like these brakes...
I also am almost positive that these brakes are lighter than the stockers as I have a very hard time not squealing all the way through first even with light throttle application...
Originally posted by Astroboy:
<STRONG>I didnt' replace the airbag part, only the outer wheel part...therefore no shiny A, but that's ok with me
</STRONG>
<STRONG>I didnt' replace the airbag part, only the outer wheel part...therefore no shiny A, but that's ok with me
</STRONG>
Sweet Ride bro. Since you upgraded to lightweight 18s do you think that your acceleration was hurt because of the bigger diameter? Or the fact that they are lightweight still helped you out?
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Originally posted by Astroboy:
<STRONG>sorry Adam, I posted in the Canadians thread but have been to lazy and busy to post about it here...
besides the car is in the shop getting the front bumper repainted from some scrapes my sister gave it during the winter...
[ 07-25-2001: Message edited by: Astroboy ]</STRONG>
<STRONG>sorry Adam, I posted in the Canadians thread but have been to lazy and busy to post about it here...
besides the car is in the shop getting the front bumper repainted from some scrapes my sister gave it during the winter...
[ 07-25-2001: Message edited by: Astroboy ]</STRONG>
my acceleration was certainly not harmed by the larger wheels...they are much lighter than the stockers and when I had a broken actuator I still had no trouble beating Crippen in his healthy CL-S...
the steering wheel cost ~ $700 and I got it installed for nothing
the steering wheel cost ~ $700 and I got it installed for nothing
Originally posted by Astroboy:
<STRONG>my acceleration was certainly not harmed by the larger wheels...they are much lighter than the stockers and when I had a broken actuator I still had no trouble beating Crippen in his healthy CL-S...
the steering wheel cost ~ $700 and I got it installed for nothing
</STRONG>
<STRONG>my acceleration was certainly not harmed by the larger wheels...they are much lighter than the stockers and when I had a broken actuator I still had no trouble beating Crippen in his healthy CL-S...
the steering wheel cost ~ $700 and I got it installed for nothing
</STRONG>
actually I think it was like 695US if I recall correctly...I ordered it from Park ave like 6 months ago so I can't really recall...it's been sitting in my spare bedroom for quite a long time!
Originally posted by Astroboy:
<STRONG>actually I think it was like 695US if I recall correctly...I ordered it from Park ave like 6 months ago so I can't really recall...it's been sitting in my spare bedroom for quite a long time!</STRONG>
<STRONG>actually I think it was like 695US if I recall correctly...I ordered it from Park ave like 6 months ago so I can't really recall...it's been sitting in my spare bedroom for quite a long time!</STRONG>
aggressive tromping of the brake pedal almost always illicits a quick squeal before the ABS kicks in and takes care of it...the bite is incredible! very very nice, especially when compared to the Porsche...the brakes are better, but the AWD system, leaves a bit of deadness in the pedal...
Originally posted by JZ:
<STRONG>Astro--what ever happened to moving the front stock brakes to the back?</STRONG>
<STRONG>Astro--what ever happened to moving the front stock brakes to the back?</STRONG>
they won't fit...not without major reoworking...the car feels pretty good now...more balanced braking anyways...
if it proves otherwise, I'll look into it tho...
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