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Pads and fluid are all you really need need. I'll side with Bobbo and wstar and say that XP10f/XP8r will be great. Big calipers just mean you'll be able to
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Pads and fluid are all you really need need. I'll side with Bobbo and wstar and say that XP10f/XP8r will be great. Big calipers just mean you'll be able to run longer really. My buddy won TTB in the Great Lakes/Midwest region with the stock 350Z calipers and good pads on his 350 if that's any comfort. He had the Brembo calipers but preferred to spend those points on aero.
Start with what you have and upgrade things as you start to see problems. I wish I had taken that approach. |
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