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alright i have 18's on my car and was wondering if there was anyway i cang et some bigger disks for the car and rotors because my car does not want to stop with the brakes i got right now so im working them really hard and i need new brakes already
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Aug 29, '02 From Dallas, Tx Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
If you've never done it, flush and bleed your brake system. Use new, high quality DOT 4 fluid (NOT SYNTHETIC DOT 5!!!) and you won't believe the difference. The stock 6th gen brakes are really quite good unless your on a track where you really get them hot (we commonly see brake temps from 1400-1600 deg F on some of the tracks we run, you'll never get above about 700 F on the street).
A big brake kit is possible. I'm thinking about prototyping and eventually marketing one. Upgrading the rotor size without upgrading the calipers is pointless so I would sell the complete kit. Rotors, pads, calipers, caliper brackets, and braided stainless lines. I think I could come up with something that would be comparable in price to other big brake kits. |
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