aidandj

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<p></p><p>Hmm, I've already got calipers. I guess it wouldn't hurt to have a spare set.</p>

Monk

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I think I turned rotors into calipers in my head.

aidandj

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<p>Oh well. *** it. Might order some brake ducting stuff might not.&nbsp;</p><p>Main 3 options I'm looking at for pads.</p><p>Cobalts: Most expensive, easiest to switch between pads, no bedding or anything.</p><p>DTC: Cheaper, but sounds like they require a bed in procedure.</p><p>Carbotech: About the same as DTC, but have heard even worse things about bed in.</p><p>Thoughts?</p>

Schuyler

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I loved my DTC-60s for the track day. They got hot as **** though, ducting would be a good idea.

aidandj

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<p>Bed-in? And did you switch back to street pads?</p>

Schuyler

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Just did a couple 100-30s on the interstate.

I swapped back to HPSs, and reallllllllly miss the initial bite the DTC-60s had. The dust and your wheels aren't friends, and they're loud as ****. So not the best DD pads.

aidandj

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<p>Do I have to use HPS with DTC or can I use a parts store pad.</p>

Schuyler

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My understanding is the DTCs aren't picky like the carbotechs are.

aidandj

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<p>Well, fucked up on thunderhill. Saturday sold out. Looks like sunday only for now.</p>

aidandj

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<p>Little in house magic and she lives again:</p><p></p>

rleete

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I thought your scope liked me, but now I'm getting mixed signals...

aidandj

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ofspunk7

I got brackets on Amazon for cheap.

aidandj

iTrader: (5)

Linky?

ofspunk7

I knew this was coming but I was lazy. Here is the rears that I needed. I am going to check my build thread... i think I posted some part numbers.



Edit: Nope, sorry that was hardware part numbers that I posted.
This is my general shopping method when parts are needed.
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Find part number on Rock Auto
Search part number on Amazon for free prime shipping

aidandj

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<p>I found rears only :/</p>

aidandj

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<p>So I find rear brackets all day long. But finding a front bracket without a caliper is a pain in the ***. Anybody want new front calipers?</p>

ofspunk7

That sucks.

If only you wanted 1.6 i have some collecting dust.

aidandj

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<p>I know there has to be someone on here with 1.8 brackets collecting dust. Not sure if I'll find em though.</p>

EO2K

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Don't you have a smashed up 1.8 car with 1.8 brakes on it? Why are you not using these again? I feel like I'm missing something critical here.