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What Upgrade Brakes On G6E Lux Rims?


GeGe6

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New wheels look good mate. You did a good job with the offsets :)

I find it impossible to take good pictures of black wheels. Pictures never do em justice.

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Looking great...... but any results mate on how they actually perform ??

im doing brakes soon and have about 10 different ways to go atm :/

any chance u can PM me a ballpark figure on the cost of the setup and approx breakdown on parts ?? (minus powder costs)

I have a different choice in pads im looking into so really just need caliper cost and the rest I can work out.. cheers

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Brakes are a big improvement over stock that's for sure.

Pads have settled in and just completed first bleed after install. I was really impressed with how much better again they feel.

The pedal has lost that spongy feel from factory, you now feel a lot more control though the pedal.

Stopping power now comes on smooth unlike the factory set up, providing you with a heap more confidence.

The main reason I went this way was I could still run 19" factory rims still and very happy with the end result.

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Well after getting the RDA's rotors and SRT pads today I changed only after 11 months on the car they shat them selves. Rotors f*#ked and the pads gone nothing left.

So today I changed them to DBA 4000 T3 with SRT pads hoping this time they will last longer than 11 months.

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