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Old 03-28-2016, 07:57 PM
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Hello everyone I never thought I would be modding this XB up but the bug is back and here I am I am coming from the Mitsu EVO community I had to get rid of the X due to my growing family I miss the car but love my children even more, anyway I decided to put these new rotors on and paint my calipers. what do you guys think?
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Looks good. What brand of rotors are those?
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Not a fan of slotted rotors, but the calipers look really nice.
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Old 04-09-2016, 08:17 PM
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Everything's a performance/cost/need/want trade-off. But an xB isn't a serious high perf/on-track vehicle...
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I would have went for the larger TC2 calipers and rotors (they're a direct bolt-on upgrade) before I went with slotted... I mean they look interesting, but they don't really do anything for this car. The painted calipers do look really nice; I wish I would have painted my TC2 calipers before I installed them.
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I was not looking for any performance, I work in the aftermarket car industry and know the pro's and con's of slotted. I'm also coming from owning two Evo's. I just wanted something interesting to look at, especially when I knew I was putting new wheels on. This is my daily driver. And this car (wagon) is def not a track car:?

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@JDMSUV. Thanks got these off of Ebay brakenetics is the brand and are good quality.
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Originally Posted by k1114
I would have went for the larger TC2 calipers and rotors (they're a direct bolt-on upgrade) before I went with slotted... I mean they look interesting, but they don't really do anything for this car. The painted calipers do look really nice; I wish I would have painted my TC2 calipers before I installed them.
How much larger are the TC2 rotors?
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Originally Posted by AAG
How much larger are the TC2 rotors?
Not enough to be worth doing unless you already need new rotors and pads and don't mind getting a new set of calipers (they're fairly cheap). 21mm larger, 3mm thicker, and the brake pads are slightly larger.

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