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#41
I just picked these up for front rotors. Make sure you select the 12" ones..
ZZ Performance
And These Pads,
http://www.zzperformance.com/grand_p...=808&catid=138
ZZ Performance
And These Pads,
http://www.zzperformance.com/grand_p...=808&catid=138
#42
I have Baer slotted/drilled rotors, I like them but there a bit expensive...power slots are pretty decent as well...
I use to get hawk pads, but I noticed loud squeeking with brake dust and such, I now use EBC and recommend them as well.
One day I may upgrade the calipers and all but not for a while, still considering the best option to go with.
Joe
I use to get hawk pads, but I noticed loud squeeking with brake dust and such, I now use EBC and recommend them as well.
One day I may upgrade the calipers and all but not for a while, still considering the best option to go with.
Joe
#43
Also, I have a front STB should I get a rear one as well? I would also love to get some stripes, but 1. Don't know where to get them. 2. I'm sure they would be crooked if I put them on..lol.
Montess2k- I love your hood on your monte, where did you get it?
Montess2k- I love your hood on your monte, where did you get it?
#44
On the STB thing - I don't know the specific of BMR or OE ones we're talking about here, but the principle of a solid one versus a hollow one being stronger does not hold up. This has proven repeatly true in racing: hollow is actually more rigid then solid. That being said, I'm not claiming that the BMR isn't a superior product - it likely is. But a solid bar will flex (or bend) more they a solid one of same diameter, which is an interesting phenomenon in itself.
#46
There are others that look similar to this one that are less expensive, but the mpd quality is far superior.
Joe
#47
and get the hood form MPD-1 they are great
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