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Old 11-29-04, 12:20 PM
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Brembo Brakes are on...now I can stop
Long story sort, both of my front calipers were seized, my master cylinder was bad and I replaced most all of the braking system.

Here is the stainles steel brake line bad pic though.


brembo rotors // mazda reman calipers


another pic


and the rear rotor and caliper...



The car stops unbelievably short, nice hard pedal feel.

Oh the pads are axxis, and goodrich brake lines (my sig is wrong).
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are those 350z wheels?
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i was just gonna ask, we want bigger pics!
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yea 350z wheels...
what do you mean bigger pics?
I shrunk them down from 1280 to 8x6 lol
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We want to see the rims and the whole car in the pic!!!
not bigger, but fuller pictures!

Thanks
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dude you should repainted your calipers black or something. Red if your about the bling
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Mmmm drilled and slotted rotors...::drools::
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Nice. Stops really well and I bet it cost alot less than a set of brembo big brakes.
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oh sorry about that.
I'll update with some better pics tommorow.
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