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If they are cheap enough then go for it, i just picked up a near new compbrake rear 4 pot 330mm kit.
The sale of my rear brembos was just shy of the price, Brembo kit gets pricey to fit to a classic but what you have can be done cheap enough. Not sure you will notice the difference but as you say it will look better so as long as your happy go for it.
Front upgrade is always good as the others have said.
Yes you will need the discs aswell
The sale of my rear brembos was just shy of the price, Brembo kit gets pricey to fit to a classic but what you have can be done cheap enough. Not sure you will notice the difference but as you say it will look better so as long as your happy go for it.
Front upgrade is always good as the others have said.
Yes you will need the discs aswell
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Yes it will make a difference fitting the rear 2 pot calipers , its why they fitted them to the Type R as that model was aimed to go rallying , I rally one of these and it brakes a lot better than the one pot rear set up , by fitting the rear kit , your car wont nose dive as much and will brake much flatter
I'd say go for it.
Cheers Ian
I'd say go for it.
Cheers Ian
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