Which brake setup?
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Just thought I should drop my .02c on this.
I would never buy sloted or drilled rotors unless they are oem and or from a company like stoptech or brembo. In any case solid vented rotors are just fine, I find nothing wrong with the oem rotors excep they are not big enough, if you want repeated reliable braking you need mass. The only upgrade worthwhile would be a good set of pads and a full brake fluid flush with better fluid. If you want to go a step ahead that would be steel braided lines as well. Other than that a big brake kit is what is next.
As for big brake kits, be careful, they can change brake balance and a fully tested setup from a reputable manufacturer is what is needed. I am very satisfied with the ford racing brembo setup. For the money it is very good bang for the buck.
I would never buy sloted or drilled rotors unless they are oem and or from a company like stoptech or brembo. In any case solid vented rotors are just fine, I find nothing wrong with the oem rotors excep they are not big enough, if you want repeated reliable braking you need mass. The only upgrade worthwhile would be a good set of pads and a full brake fluid flush with better fluid. If you want to go a step ahead that would be steel braided lines as well. Other than that a big brake kit is what is next.
As for big brake kits, be careful, they can change brake balance and a fully tested setup from a reputable manufacturer is what is needed. I am very satisfied with the ford racing brembo setup. For the money it is very good bang for the buck.
Last edited by jaguarking11; 12-07-2010 at 12:49 AM.
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