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i am working on putting a ls2 with a stroker kit in rx7 and i was wondering what i would need to do brakewise and strut,coil wise to beef up the suspension. for the struts and coils i am looking for adjustable ones and for the brakes something capable of stopping 520-530hp.
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bro your grammer sucks.. if i understand the question right..
im swapping aswell.. im looking at the stance gr pro+ for coilovers
brakes i already have drilled/slotted rotors and hawk? pads i believe.. so im just gonna throw in SS brake lines.. if you wanna go big then get a BBK...
im swapping aswell.. im looking at the stance gr pro+ for coilovers
brakes i already have drilled/slotted rotors and hawk? pads i believe.. so im just gonna throw in SS brake lines.. if you wanna go big then get a BBK...
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The car weighs the same no matter what power your engine is putting out. So unless you're on a track, you'll probably never approach the limits of a well-conditioned stock brake system.
That said, I believe your brakes have to be in tip-top shape. I suggest a good street/performance pad. Hawk HP+'s work well for me but the dust is pretty nasty especially if you have a nice set of wheels. Don't use a high performance track pad or you'll find yourself unable to stop when they're cold. Use a good set of rotors, drills, slots, blanks, whatever. Above all, check your brake lines (replace if they're old) and flush the system thoroughly with a good brake fluid. I like ATE Superblue.
Dave
That said, I believe your brakes have to be in tip-top shape. I suggest a good street/performance pad. Hawk HP+'s work well for me but the dust is pretty nasty especially if you have a nice set of wheels. Don't use a high performance track pad or you'll find yourself unable to stop when they're cold. Use a good set of rotors, drills, slots, blanks, whatever. Above all, check your brake lines (replace if they're old) and flush the system thoroughly with a good brake fluid. I like ATE Superblue.
Dave