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Pbr Upgrade? Or Not?


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Rear's don't do much - upgrade for looks only IMO.

4 or 6 pot fronts is what I'd be doing - if I wasnt so tight and just replaced pads and rotors. Was only $230 bucks though so can't complain.

I'd even be forgetting those PBR's Bomber and go straight to Brembo's if you were serious. You'd kick yourself later I reckon.

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anyone interested in new 6 pot brembos for fg?

calipers + brackets + pads + lines. no rotors.

shoot me a pm if your interested.

sorry if this is not welcome here.

ill make a for sale thread soon.

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Rear's don't do much - upgrade for looks only IMO.

4 or 6 pot fronts is what I'd be doing - if I wasnt so tight and just replaced pads and rotors. Was only $230 bucks though so can't complain.

I'd even be forgetting those PBR's Bomber and go straight to Brembo's if you were serious. You'd kick yourself later I reckon.

Have you driven a car with brembos all round? Braking balance is much better at high speed and under hard brake applications, the car no longer feels like it wants to pivot around the front end especially when braking hard and turning in.

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No I haven't, I was just regurgitating the opinions of the masses.

big fronts would still suit the 99.9% of driving I do - on the street with highest speed brake application usually from 100ks down to 60 or so...

Makes you wonder then why Ford went from 4/4 to 6/1. Probably because of what I just mentioned.

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Cost was the main factor,plus limited rear wheel choices and issues with pad knock off in the utes.

IMHO opinion after driving my car with factory premiums and then 4pot fronts with stock rears and finally 4potters all round if you're driving enthusiastically enough to need bigger front brakes you need bigger rears.

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^^ Actually think FPV combo are 6/4 old_mate. I said 6/1 because I was looking at just doing the 6 piston fronts and retaining the OEM 303mm solid rears. The 4/1 combo as fitted the F6 and GT runs the bigger vented (328mm I think) rear rotor with the upgraded single piston PBR.

As ralph was saying, I am concerned about brake balance by just putting the fronts on. I'm just too f**king fussy, lol.

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Cost was the main factor,plus limited rear wheel choices and issues with pad knock off in the utes.

IMHO opinion after driving my car with factory premiums and then 4pot fronts with stock rears and finally 4potters all round if you're driving enthusiastically enough to need bigger front brakes you need bigger rears.

IMHO opinion???????

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Ralph do you have a part # for the remsa pads front and rear to suit the ba pbr factory upgrade brakes ?

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No I dont sorry JV, if you flick grant @ gsl rallye sport an email or give him a call he will sort you out. It get all my brakes parts from him and his prices and service are excellent.

http://www.gslrallysport.com/shop/index.php

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