Wilwoods ordered, all your brakes are belong to us
#23
2 Props,3 Dildos,& 1 Cat
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I've seen miatas melt backing plates on brake pads. what fixes that?
#28
Looks somewhat the same as my set-up.
Here's mine.
http://eunos.ca/catalog/product_info...roducts_id=408
Here's mine.
http://eunos.ca/catalog/product_info...roducts_id=408
#29
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That's right man, After my ride is finished getting pimped I won't be able to get the ladies away from that thing.
Imagine that thing bagged, with 18's, 10k watt audio system sportin' six 15" subs, chameleon paint job....the works. That, my friend, is going to get me laid hardcore.
Imagine that thing bagged, with 18's, 10k watt audio system sportin' six 15" subs, chameleon paint job....the works. That, my friend, is going to get me laid hardcore.
Last edited by mikef85; 10-20-2008 at 01:57 PM.
#30
Looks somewhat the same as my set-up.
Here's mine.
http://eunos.ca/catalog/product_info...roducts_id=408
Here's mine.
http://eunos.ca/catalog/product_info...roducts_id=408
#32
Better brake venting. More air across the brakes and thru the rim. You can always OVER USE the brakes, and no matter what setup you have, they will overheat. Even racecars have brake failures.
#40
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even "hard, weathered" r-comps over 1-year old still grip really well and are worth the cash. I got to the point where I was going through a set of street tires per track day, so R-comps are actually cheaper in the long-run.