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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Jacksonville, FL
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![]() Looking for a 4-lug Baer or other hi-po front and rear brake kit. 2-piston 13" kit would be nice...
any recommendations? and another thing, any shock/strut recommendations would be appreciated too.
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Join Date: Dec 1999
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![]() Check out the Corner-Carvers forrum for some old posts....
BAER is about the only company I know of that makes a good 4-lug brake system. Struts would be Bilstein or Tokiko for the street. Aand Koni Yellows with coilovers for roadracing.
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