What shop do you guys go to for brakes? or do you just internet them then get someone to fit them
Brake upgrade
Started by Hanaldo, Apr 12 2010 09:09 PM
#21
Posted 28 September 2010 - 11:38 AM
#22
Posted 28 September 2010 - 02:37 PM
#23
Posted 28 September 2010 - 03:35 PM
Like I'll ever let some dodgy mechanic touch my car!! Well, other then me obviously
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#24
Posted 28 September 2010 - 06:10 PM
Tokyo Motorsports are doing mine. They have a great name with the Mitsis.
You can buy shit off the net but where possible I like to use an Aussie supplier, keeps money here in the country. Sure you pay a bit of a premium (most of the time not that much) but if something fucks up I'd rather go down and yell at someone in Perth face to face then some douche via email (it's happened before). I was gonna' buy pads/rotors through Project Mu Australia but it worked out the same price as with their local distributors Racetorque and Tokyo Motorsports, so I went through them. The Project Mu Australia rep was very helpful so it also puts my mind at ease knowing my money is going to people who seemingly practice good business.
But back to the brakes, should be awesome and will be very interesting to see how they go and how they handle long periods of hard braking on the track.
You can buy shit off the net but where possible I like to use an Aussie supplier, keeps money here in the country. Sure you pay a bit of a premium (most of the time not that much) but if something fucks up I'd rather go down and yell at someone in Perth face to face then some douche via email (it's happened before). I was gonna' buy pads/rotors through Project Mu Australia but it worked out the same price as with their local distributors Racetorque and Tokyo Motorsports, so I went through them. The Project Mu Australia rep was very helpful so it also puts my mind at ease knowing my money is going to people who seemingly practice good business.
But back to the brakes, should be awesome and will be very interesting to see how they go and how they handle long periods of hard braking on the track.
#25
Posted 28 September 2010 - 06:59 PM
Yeh I generally only buy parts through Australian distributors, way too expensive to get things posted over here. Unique things like my MFD obviously have to come from overseas, but I try to keep things local.
#26
Posted 05 October 2010 - 08:27 PM
So did the brakes today, AWESOME!
DBA-4000 Slotted rotors front and rear, Project Mu B-SPec pads up front, Project Mu Type-NS at the back with high temp Projetct Mu brake fluid.
They definitely pull up very well.
DBA-4000 Slotted rotors front and rear, Project Mu B-SPec pads up front, Project Mu Type-NS at the back with high temp Projetct Mu brake fluid.
They definitely pull up very well.
#27
Posted 27 January 2011 - 07:23 PM
How does the brembos pull up with standard brake master cylinder? Was told to upgrade my one if i end up putting brembos on to the 4.