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I found these on eBay, but are they bolt-on or do I need to modify them to fit...btw does the price sounds right??
bremo 1 bremo 2 This post has been edited by lubu: Nov 14, 2007 - 2:45 AM -------------------- ![]() 98% completion --- aaRon |
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have you guys even looked at the price of new GT-4 brake disks?
theyre REDICULUSLY expensive. not worth the work IMO. -------------------- Former Team 5SFTE pro member ;)
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QUOTE(presure2 @ Dec 1, 2007 - 1:34 PM) [snapback]618736[/snapback] have you guys even looked at the price of new GT-4 brake disks? theyre REDICULUSLY expensive. not worth the work IMO. Have you ever driven or ride along with someone who has them on a ST/GT? Guess not, I did with SveNRG (AT200 3rd gen swap+ SS+GT4 front brakes). Its a MASSIVE improvement over stock. Its the closest thing you can get as a 'Big Brake Kit'. If you already have the calipers then I would say go for the install and get the rotors. But I dont know what you would call expensive. They cost around 150 euro per side. Dont think its that expensive. -------------------- JDM Powerplant installed, BPU coming very soon!
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QUOTE(Kadett @ Dec 1, 2007 - 2:26 PM) [snapback]618742[/snapback] Have you ever driven or ride along with someone who has them on a ST/GT? Guess not, I did with SveNRG (AT200 3rd gen swap+ SS+GT4 front brakes). Its a MASSIVE improvement over stock. Its the closest thing you can get as a 'Big Brake Kit'. If you already have the calipers then I would say go for the install and get the rotors. Unless you race the car everyday... it's really just a VISUAL modification. Who cares if the car has awesome brakes when all you use it for is stop/go traffic and driving around town? I bet I'll stop the same as you in traffic from 50mph to 20mph... -------------------- "It's ok to be naked girl... I'm an artist!"
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QUOTE(Kwanza26 @ Dec 3, 2007 - 6:35 PM) [snapback]619381[/snapback] QUOTE(Kadett @ Dec 1, 2007 - 2:26 PM) [snapback]618742[/snapback] Have you ever driven or ride along with someone who has them on a ST/GT? Guess not, I did with SveNRG (AT200 3rd gen swap+ SS+GT4 front brakes). Its a MASSIVE improvement over stock. Its the closest thing you can get as a 'Big Brake Kit'. If you already have the calipers then I would say go for the install and get the rotors. Unless you race the car everyday... it's really just a VISUAL modification. Who cares if the car has awesome brakes when all you use it for is stop/go traffic and driving around town? I bet I'll stop the same as you in traffic from 50mph to 20mph... I think thats generalizing things quite a bit, Kwanza. I don't think that too many of us with swaps or turbo just putt around town like a grandma. ![]() With my 3rd gen 3SGTE, as well as any Celica with a significant power upgrade , you can feel that the brakes are at the threshold of their effectiveness. I have IRotors D/S on all four corners with Hawk autocross compound brake pads, and they still just BARELY cut it as far as I'm concerned. If you look at the balance of a swapped USDM Celica compared to a factory tuned configuration like a STi or Evo, the Celica needs a great suspension tune, sticky tires, and more powerful brakes to have the same sort of balance that those cars achieve. With comparable thrust to both, a swapped Celica just won't stop like it should when it only has single-piston calipers from the factory. It awesome to see some answers regarding using the ST205 brakes....thats really good knowledge for anybody who wants to make their car really stop well. -------------------- 3rd gen ST205 3SGTE - Alive and boosting. |
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