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Recession Friendly Brake Upgrade
This appears to be real, looks like a easy way to get those Big Reds.
 Looks like these are big in Bangkok.
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OMG,..Now,...I have seen everything,...
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Don't buy them unless you are going to 17 inch wheels. There won't be enough clearance with stock wheels on your early 911. 
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Brilliant!
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All the young ones will have them behind their spinners come summer
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These aren't new. They came from the Honda, Toyota crowd...
Why would you put a piece of (insulating) fibreglass over you callipers? I love the cardboard measuring device for the clearance... lol Save your money for something your car really needs like a new air filter (OEM not K&N)...
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Will these help me stop better? They can sell anything these days.
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Why not airbag suspension while you're at it...
 
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Peter LOL always put the SCUBA tank right next to the fuel, you want plenty of oxygen for ideal combustion!
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Whew!
"This is a private listing. Your identity will not be disclosed to anyone except the seller." All you big red guys are officially suspect, 100-0 demonstrations will now be required, Playa you got these yet? eric
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Next upgrade step is to stencil holes in your rotors with a permanent marker pen
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Please help the MFI community keep the Ultimate MFI resources thread and the Mechanical fuel injection resource index up to date. Send me a PM and I'll add your materials and suggestions.  1973 911E Targa (MFI) |
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Actually these were carefully engineered. They add a lot less unsprung weight than those nasty real Brembo things.
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right up there with the plastic rollcages I've seen for sale, for that racer look...
and the speaker you put in your engine compartment to simulate the sound of blow-off valve, so you can sound like you have a turbo... and the front mounted intercoolers I've seen on several imports that aren't connected to anything, just there for the look... |
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I bet you will gain at least couple HPs
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Sadly, I only have 16" - might be the incentive I need to upgrade to 17"!
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Looks like they come with bleeder screws ... I wonder if future ricers will have issues with brake bleeding?
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i saw that last year...for like 20 bucks it went up...apparently ppl are buying it....lol
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