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spetz wrote:wow 5 seconds!
You should work for a formula 1 pitstop crew!

Good luck though and let us know how they go!
Haha, Im not as quick as a Bankstown tyre shop though :lol:

Will take some happy snaps as I go too :)
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Old brakes

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New Brakes :D

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Pretty easy job... all just bolts on stuff. I had a few issue with clearance of the outer pad carriage, but nothing a little filing couldn't fix :)
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Nice...i'm jealous..... :D
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Bennoz wrote:Im running 18's but Im looking to go down to 17s. Just too little tyre wall for track use on the 18s.
dammit, mine are 18" but u can stick a whole fist in between the type and the wheel arch :evil:

anyway, they quoted me $1700 with installation even after mentioning im a club member lol
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sublime19 wrote:anyway, they quoted me $1700 with installation even after mentioning im a club member lol
Ya shoulda shown more cleavage when you walked in then.... :lol:
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225 semi slicks on the front are the way to go for launching fwd :D And braking for that matter! wow those brakes should pull up hard- look awesome too!
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They stop hard alright :D However Im not happy with the pedal pressure required to do it, so my little GR master cylinder is getting the heave ho this weekend & a GPX one is going in. Also have the valving 'modified' on the GPX one to bring the pressure up higher again.

And if no-one buys my GPX set that was on it, they are going on the back... in car bias adjustment will be on the cards then 8)
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Yeah they do look awesome!
Nice work for sure!


Droidy, how do you fit 225 on a lancer at the front??
Tell me and I'll do it (if it's not too costly)
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What do you mean spetz, gaurd clearance? Well you could roll and pump the gaurds..... or use the cf wide gaurds from ralliart colt (tuf mirage). I've seen 225's on the front of ek civics, on 15" vti-r rims. 225's would fit your rims- they'd look oversize but that looks cool anyway.
I'm definitely getting 225s. They woopass!
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some alternatives to UAS's 330mm rotors here: http://www.justjap.com/parts_nbraking.htm. 8 pot.. comes with the same stuff as the UAS rotors, pads, braided lines, for $2299.. pretty sure its in $AUD. (And that EVO4 rotors will fit).

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Wow... thats a pretty hardcore arrangement.

I put in the GPX master cylinder yesterday & the difference is unfreaking believable. Going from a 7/8 diametre plunger to 15/16 makes all the difference.
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