Anyone know how much oe pads are?
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Originally Posted by 4TehNguyen
i wouldnt track OEM pads, you can cook them easily tracking the car, wait for tracking pads
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Originally Posted by shaolin
I think someone posted this before and said it cost something like 200. I think that's for rear but I'm not too sure.
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I'm not sure if you have the sport package or not but if you do, you have to realize that 13.2" rotors are pretty much unheard of for stock brakes in a passenger car. You should have adequate heat capacity.
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Originally Posted by al503
I'm not sure if you have the sport package or not but if you do, you have to realize that 13.2" rotors are pretty much unheard of for stock brakes in a passenger car. You should have adequate heat capacity.
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Depending on what type of track you're going to, or what competition you'll be competing in, I'd at least change the brake fluid. If you're not abusing the brakes, they should be fine, but brakes designed for street use on cars like this rarely have the ability to disipitate heat the way a dedicated brake setup for the track could. What type of racing do you plan on doing?
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