Custom made big brake kits for AT owners
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Custom made big brake kits for AT owners
I was searching around for a kit for my rear brakes and stumbled upon this site.
http://www.precisionbrakescompany.com/custom.asp
They have a wide array of big brake kits, definetly worth checking out. Plus the prices seem reasonable.
-Chad
http://www.precisionbrakescompany.com/custom.asp
They have a wide array of big brake kits, definetly worth checking out. Plus the prices seem reasonable.
-Chad
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1 piece rotor and it doesn't specify who makes the calipers. but from their site it looks like they use alot of wilwood calipers which is probably the weakest in big brake products. i would stay away from wilwood stuff. it wouldn't really be much of an upgrade.
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Originally Posted by cTLgo
(this being the Brembo Big Brakes for the Front?)
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that's probably why the price was so reasonable then. What about Baer? they have a touring plus system that looks prettty nice.
-Chad
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the comptech brakes have been out for a while for our 3rd gen, however its 3000 bucks and i dont really see the need to replace my current brembos for these.
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Originally Posted by Neogeek
the comptech brakes have been out for a while for our 3rd gen, however its 3000 bucks and i dont really see the need to replace my current brembos for these.
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correct me if im wrong but unless you are parking on some hill in san fran and dont like keeping your car in gear when parked, you really woulndnt need them. Most of the braking is being done by the front brakes.
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Originally Posted by Neogeek
correct me if im wrong but unless you are parking on some hill in san fran and dont like keeping your car in gear when parked, you really woulndnt need them. Most of the braking is being done by the front brakes.
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go for the rotora big brake kit for $ 1400 on some websites. best performance and cost bang for the buck as I stated in another thread and you will NOT be disappointed. 4 piston Aluminum Calipers, CAST crossdrilles and slotted rotors, stainess steel braided brake lines and high performance ceramic pads. Can't be beat
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