New pics of tiny upgrades :D
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Originally Posted by bruce van
Brakes look great!
Question though: Should the rotors be going the other direction? Like this? Or does it really matter?
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Question though: Should the rotors be going the other direction? Like this? Or does it really matter?
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My very expensive body kit is lip from sc400($100), sides are 97+($40) and rear valance ($60) who knows what copy, (not a big body kit fan).
Wheels are Super Advan Version 2 18X10 offset 24 all around, not sure if they discontinued or not.
Tell me about it bud but i do have a NA-T project in works as we speak.
Do it, i think TurboB6 is selling his kit in classifieds section.
Enough with parked pics, here are some action pics.
Wheels are Super Advan Version 2 18X10 offset 24 all around, not sure if they discontinued or not.
Originally Posted by ki_soarer
daymn those biatches are HUGE!!!! thats bad. now you just need some power so you can actually use those things
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Originally Posted by ACleanSC
sweet!! tempting me to get a brembo kit...haha..
Enough with parked pics, here are some action pics.
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Originally Posted by One HoT
On Brembos, Stoptech, Endless and other aftermarket BBK...Rotors are reversed..I have no idea why but thats how it is...
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did you have to roll your front and rear fenders to accomodate the 18x10 all around with +24? close up pics of the wheel fitment clearance of the front and rear? please?
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Originally Posted by bruce van
Brakes look great!
Question though: Should the rotors be going the other direction? Like this? Or does it really matter?
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Question though: Should the rotors be going the other direction? Like this? Or does it really matter?
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TT rear kit should be on in few days or so, not sure yet.
I did had to roll my fenders a little, i dont really have close up pics of the wheel fitment, ill see what i can find.
Thanks for all compliment guys, pretty soon ill be posting pics of NA-T project.
I did had to roll my fenders a little, i dont really have close up pics of the wheel fitment, ill see what i can find.
Thanks for all compliment guys, pretty soon ill be posting pics of NA-T project.
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Originally Posted by DetMich1
The pattern of the slots and x-drilling is not what determines propper orientation. It is the direction of the internal ventilation vanes that matters. They are arranged like the blades of a pinwheel inside the inner and outer braking surfaces of the rotor. Their orientation should be such that they angle forward so they scoop in additional air for enhanced cooling. Sometimes the pattern of the X-drilled holes and slots follows the angle of the vents and with other brands of rotors it doesn't . As long as the X-drilled holes don't compromise the integrity of the cooling vanes thereby weakening the structure of the rotor it doesn't matter just so long as the vanes are oriented forward.