Thanks to Lee
05-19-06, 09:47 AM
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Thanks to Lee
4 beeing the first with this mode, now i am the last 
braking has changed fundamental and radical... great!!!
why does lexus not fit these brake from the production on..?!
and for the fun just a short 0-190 movie Push The Button
regards
marcus
braking has changed fundamental and radical... great!!!
why does lexus not fit these brake from the production on..?!
and for the fun just a short 0-190 movie
Push The Button regards
marcus
Last edited by powmax; 06-05-06 at 07:46 AM.
05-19-06, 10:40 AM
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Nice vid clip of your SC. Love the sound of the V8 under raw power; reminds me a lot like an E55
Not that it matters, but was the vid taken before or after the Supra brakes were installed?
Not that it matters, but was the vid taken before or after the Supra brakes were installed?
05-20-06, 04:36 AM
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Not that it matters, but was the vid taken before or after the Supra brakes were installed?
regards
marcus
05-21-06, 04:17 AM
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curently the OEM MK4 pads... (with "Anti Squeeze" plates)...
btw. i am not so happy with the TEIN CS, 4 me - the rear is to soft - did someone tested D2 coilovers? click here
regards
marcus
btw. i am not so happy with the TEIN CS, 4 me - the rear is to soft - did someone tested D2 coilovers? click here
regards
marcus
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05-21-06, 08:05 AM
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Nice Marcus, I have a heavily modded supra and the only thing I never touched was the stock brakes !! It's awesome!! Now just sand off the Supra logo and stencil on the Lexus logo and you will be fine !!....My supra pix are here> www.cardomain.com/id/yb2fast
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05-21-06, 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by powmax
curently the OEM MK4 pads... (with "Anti Squeeze" plates)...
btw. i am not so happy with the TEIN CS, 4 me - the rear is to soft - did someone tested D2 coilovers? click here
regards
marcus
btw. i am not so happy with the TEIN CS, 4 me - the rear is to soft - did someone tested D2 coilovers? click here
regards
marcus
05-26-06, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Pearlpower
Very nice Marcus, what pads are you running?
Lee
Lee
Questions for everyone;
What brand and size (drilled /slotted) rotors would you suggest?
What brand pads do you suggest?
What brand steel brake-lines do you suggest.
Thanks in advance!!!
Last edited by Radical350; 05-26-06 at 07:41 AM.
05-26-06, 08:14 AM
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Good for you Billy, you are going to love them.
I highly recommend the Hawk HPS pads myself. Available from Tirerack.com
Lines are Goodridge lines. Not sure if Carson still carries them. Could try tmengineering.net.
As far rotors, your options are wide, but I confess I run those cheepy slotted/drilled rotors from R1concepts.com which cost like 80.00 for two fronts and the thing is they really are pretty decent. No cracks, no warping, no issues, and that is with some agressive driving behind them. Other more expensive brands are available.
Lee
I highly recommend the Hawk HPS pads myself. Available from Tirerack.com
Lines are Goodridge lines. Not sure if Carson still carries them. Could try tmengineering.net.
As far rotors, your options are wide, but I confess I run those cheepy slotted/drilled rotors from R1concepts.com which cost like 80.00 for two fronts and the thing is they really are pretty decent. No cracks, no warping, no issues, and that is with some agressive driving behind them. Other more expensive brands are available.
Lee
05-26-06, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by powmax
curently the OEM MK4 pads... (with "Anti Squeeze" plates)...
btw. i am not so happy with the TEIN CS, 4 me - the rear is to soft - did someone tested D2 coilovers? click here
regards
marcus
btw. i am not so happy with the TEIN CS, 4 me - the rear is to soft - did someone tested D2 coilovers? click here
regards
marcus
how much is shipping from germany to florida
05-26-06, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Pearlpower
Good for you Billy, you are going to love them.
I highly recommend the Hawk HPS pads myself. Available from Tirerack.com
Lines are Goodridge lines. Not sure if Carson still carries them. Could try tmengineering.net.
As far rotors, your options are wide, but I confess I run those cheepy slotted/drilled rotors from R1concepts.com which cost like 80.00 for two fronts and the thing is they really are pretty decent. No cracks, no warping, no issues, and that is with some agressive driving behind them. Other more expensive brands are available.
Lee
I highly recommend the Hawk HPS pads myself. Available from Tirerack.com
Lines are Goodridge lines. Not sure if Carson still carries them. Could try tmengineering.net.
As far rotors, your options are wide, but I confess I run those cheepy slotted/drilled rotors from R1concepts.com which cost like 80.00 for two fronts and the thing is they really are pretty decent. No cracks, no warping, no issues, and that is with some agressive driving behind them. Other more expensive brands are available.
Lee
for goodridge lines, but carson toyota and tmengineering carry them
05-27-06, 06:03 AM
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Originally Posted by LEXINIT
Nice Marcus, I have a heavily modded supra and the only thing I never touched was the stock brakes !! It's awesome!! Now just sand off the Supra logo and stencil on the Lexus logo and you will be fine !!....My supra pix are here> www.cardomain.com/id/yb2fast
Hughie...FL
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Congrats Powmax on the successful mod!
