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NEW PERFORMANCE BRAKES GROUP PURCHASE INTEREST?

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Old 11/4/05, 08:37 AM
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Originally posted by BRENSPEED@November 4, 2005, 8:23 AM
They are NOT the + pad. They are the HPS pad BUT as always I am flexible and can do the HP+ pads if somebody wanted them and wanted to pay the difference if there was one. As for just going with the front that is something else I am sure I can do but these come as "kits" which as anything in a package the price is reduced. I am pretty sure rear pads are around $65 or less so there is not a huge savings but still something I could work out for you.

I was told the level 2 package is in transit. I should have it here next week.
If you can get me the HPS pads and Earls lines, let me know. I want to upgrade my braking system. I did some research and found that HP+'s aren't great street pads, nor track pads. The HP+'s are corrosive, dust more, and are noisy when cold. The HPS pads are definetly an upgrade over stock and will have more bite and less fade. For the track, I will run a dedicated race pads, such as Hawk Blue pads for example.
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I like the idea of a brake upgrade. I am deploying to Iraq in another month for about half a year... I plan to add a blower when I get back, and a brake upgrade would go nice...
Old 11/8/05, 07:45 PM
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My Brother is personal friends with the owners of Stoptech, I have a set of their big brakes waiting to go on right now, just need rims to clear the 14" rotors , BTW they are the BEST on the market for brake supplies
Old 11/19/05, 12:40 PM
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I can also attest to StopTech and the quality of their braking components. We have used StopTech on our race cars for the past 2 seasons with Zero failures. Best customer support and products on the market for the money!!

Just need a ST-60 front kits with 14 two piece rotors and ST-40 rears for the Mustangs now.
Old 11/19/05, 06:02 PM
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Originally posted by sodaman@October 25, 2005, 1:36 PM
I would be interested if there are drilled available, have had the slotted, and wasnt that impressed. thanks
Slotted are the best around, just look at all of the Le Mans and Nascar cars, they're all slotted.

Drilled are prone to cracking. Racers only use them because they can easily change the rotors from race to race. If you want the best and the most lasting you get slotted.
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