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16" and upgrading brakes.
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22/10/2009 12:09
22/10/2009 12:09
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Bez
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Bez
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Fellas, i am about to fork out on reconditioning my old 16" but before i do can i pick your extensive knowledge in regards to upgrading, im am planning on increasing performance next year and clearly at some point i would be daft not to improve braking, will the 16" wheels hamper brake improvements or is it possible to greatly improve stopping power inside of the standered wheels?
Nick
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Re: 16" and upgrading brakes.
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22/10/2009 12:22
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Per
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Per
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I've had 3G disc's and Carbotech XP8 pads, will work terrific on trackdays up to around 300hp I suppose.
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Re: 16" and upgrading brakes.
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22/10/2009 12:35
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Bez
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Bez
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Thats with standared 16" wheels per is it?
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Re: 16" and upgrading brakes.
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22/10/2009 13:15
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Bez
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Bez
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Ahh spot on thanks guys, i dont think i will be in time for the group buy, but you have put my mind at rest for the alloys. I would hate to have to swap halfway through a project.
Nick
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Re: 16" and upgrading brakes.
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22/10/2009 13:36
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Bez
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Bez
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Excellent i shall pay more attention to that area, thanks jimbo.
Last edited by Bez; 22/10/2009 13:38. Reason: grammer talents of a 2 yearold
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