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05-02-2005, 09:44 PM
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Re: brake pads?
I once did the simple conversion to 5-lug FRPP brakes. Still tiny little rotors and brakes, but got me the 5-lug I wanted:
 If you wish to upgrade the stopping power, then 73mm calipers are a shortsighted and cheap suggestion. If you relly want brakes, then get M2300K Cobra 13" front brakes. I ran these for years. Then if you really, really serious about brakes, take the final plunge and spend the money on 2000 Cobra R Brembo calipers. That is my final brakes, I swear (for now...).
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