4-Wheel Disc conversion - How much do I need

[old66tiger]

I bought a 4-wheel conversion from the Right Stuff and have been second guessing my decision. Nothing has been installed at the moment but with all of the choices out there, I need some help. This is a budget build so no $2000 systems please. I would prefer to stay under $1500 if possible. The Right Stuff kit was a turn key setup with lines included, master, new booster, etc including powder coating of the calipers and zinc washing of the rotors (drilling and slotting) for about $1200.

Will the factory 4-wheel conversion do a good job or should I consider a system from Wilwood? I want a good reliable system that will work well. Will the Wilwood system bolt right on? Thanks.

[cheapthrillz]

Email Tobin @ Kore3.... He has a wealth of knowledge and good prices on his kits. You'll learn a lot from him!

[scherp69]

I think it depends on what you're doing with the car. If it's everyday driving around town, you'll be fine with a stock set up. If you have an engine with big numbers, you'll want to have the brakes to stop you. What are your plans with the car?

[ROEINONDUBS]

Hey iam doing the c5 conversion all the way around and when all said and done it should be only 400 bucks!
And I'm not sure if u have driven. C5 but the brakes are great