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I was thinking about picking these up, but i really dont have the extra money at the moment.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Drilled-Bre...030880186QQrdZ1 |
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QUOTE(tangcla @ Jan 24, 2006 - 7:53 PM) [snapback]383641[/snapback] I know... but I'm saying if your stock calipers that you will be using them on, are average, then it will only make 10% of the difference compared to getting new calipers with stock rotors. Show me were you can buy new calipers for the 6gc GT. You can't unless you do big brake, and then it's for a 7th gen. You statement my be correct that new calipers help more than new rotors, but there is no option. We have single piston calipers in front and back. Upgrading brake pads and using rotors like these, you'll have a nice braking system. You won't really pick up any noticable gains on the rotors unless your racing though. -------------------- Live Free, Be Happy
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