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05-26-2009 #1
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Do you have a money limit? If so that can narrow things a tad.Might help to zero in for a start.
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05-26-2009 #2
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money is not so much the issure, i just dont want to overspend and under use. i am leanign towards c5 fronts casue i can get a decent deal on the calip[ers and rotos im just not sure what else i need to use. ive got drum spindles and hubs, where do i go from there?
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Try calling Frank at Prodigy,
He has a couple good brake packages available, and better than that he has free advice. I have purchased brakes for my camaro through him, got the quality of wilwood and a good price too. Here is a thread link for you....
https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...digy+brake+kit
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Do you already have your wheels and tires? If you do, then the track width changes of each flavor of big-brake kit should be taken into consideration. Also, another thing to be aware of is that some kits may only be compatible with disc spindles.
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05-26-2009 #5
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If your wheel situtation warrants it, I would go with C5's. Get with Tobin at Kore3, really knows his stuff and super helpful. I got some C6 Z06 stuff from him and it's first rate all the way.
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