Whats the best brake setup used or new....Supra?
10-26-01, 11:28 AM
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Check out www.movit.de
They adapt Porsche brakes for every car. They even have the caremic brakes and the 380 mm GT2 brakes.
Awesome suff, I've seen their work in person.
They adapt Porsche brakes for every car. They even have the caremic brakes and the 380 mm GT2 brakes.
Awesome suff, I've seen their work in person.
10-26-01, 11:35 AM
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It looks as if they have done one an LS400....But they are in Germany or something...Check out the bentley they moded...Thats stopping power...If my girl talks too much smack, I'll hit the brakes and swoooosh
10-26-01, 11:48 AM
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Enginyr, this is the ultimate brake upgrade!!
The caremic brakes!!
Pros:
Unsprung weight drops by 60%
Low braking temperature.
Rotors last 150000 miles.
No brake noise.
Most importantly, they don't produce dust!!!!
Cons:
Expensive!!!
Here's a pic.
The caremic brakes!!
Pros:
Unsprung weight drops by 60%
Low braking temperature.
Rotors last 150000 miles.
No brake noise.
Most importantly, they don't produce dust!!!!
Cons:
Expensive!!!
Here's a pic.
10-26-01, 12:16 PM
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Originally posted by Richie
Enginyr, this is the ultimate brake upgrade!!
The caremic brakes!!
Pros:
Unsprung weight drops by 60%
Low braking temperature.
Rotors last 150000 miles.
No brake noise.
Most importantly, they don't produce dust!!!!
Cons:
Expensive!!!
Here's a pic.
Enginyr, this is the ultimate brake upgrade!!
The caremic brakes!!
Pros:
Unsprung weight drops by 60%
Low braking temperature.
Rotors last 150000 miles.
No brake noise.
Most importantly, they don't produce dust!!!!
Cons:
Expensive!!!
Here's a pic.
10-26-01, 12:27 PM
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I think something like 14".
If you want bigger you can always choose the 380 mm (15") GT2 brake upgrade. That's not caremic and is a bit cheaper. I think for the 380 mm you will need to upgrade to a 19" rim to get enough clearance (I think some 18's will fit also).
If you want bigger you can always choose the 380 mm (15") GT2 brake upgrade. That's not caremic and is a bit cheaper. I think for the 380 mm you will need to upgrade to a 19" rim to get enough clearance (I think some 18's will fit also).
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