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Old 21st March 2008, 03:00   #1
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Brembos and Rdsport Springs

Well i just wanted to share with all of you guys that on Monday i am dropping the car of for my long awaited spring install and my 16" front and 15" rear Brembo kit. I cant wait and will most definetely post pics. I will keep everyone updated as to the rubbing that may occur with my 315's in the rear. BTW i also have the RD Sport sways on order.

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good luck mike.....pull all the stops out !!!!!!!!
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I was actually going to ask about that. So the factory bump stops need to be removed with these rdsport springs, correct?

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I was actually going to ask about that. So the factory bump stops need to be removed with these rdsport springs, correct?

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Mike you dont have to remove any factory bump stops. I will warn you that it might rub a bit. You should perhaps spend a couple hundred to roll your fenders. I had the rdsport spring on my car with 21's and it was rubbing like crazy. After I rolled the fender, it was perfect, and now with KW v3's im able to lower it alot more.

As for the BBK 16' front and 15' rear, you have the same set up as I do. Its a VERY great system, and not only performs great, but its a real show stopper? What color did you get for your car!
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I got the Brembos in red since i have a saphire black car, figured it would contrast better.

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Hey, im researching about these brembo brakes and im finding diffrent prices all around, do you mind telling me how much they costed u ?
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Here are the pics of the car still in the shop. BTW absolutely zero rubbing with 315's!
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Nice. But unless you did something to the fenders, it WILL rub at some point. Have you driven over any sizable bumps/dips in the road at speed yet and/or had the car loaded on uneven roads?
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the brakes look crazy !!

do you feel the difference , are they worth all that $$$$$$ ??
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Your signature says HRE 941-R in 20"? Who makes the 315mm tire in a 20" fitment?
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