Pro 4 Piston Big Brake Kit Group Buy
04-16-2005, 03:48 PM
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Hottest damn deal to hit the Tiburon platform to date, and thats no BS.
Looking rediculously HOT guys, I'm very pleased with your efforts. You got the support of FlyRyde, thats for sure!
Looking rediculously HOT guys, I'm very pleased with your efforts. You got the support of FlyRyde, thats for sure!
04-16-2005, 11:47 PM
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Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
Wish this was actually gonna happen. A few sets out there and there would be mad sales.
Oh well, another supplier down the tubes.
Oh well, another supplier down the tubes.
04-17-2005, 09:37 AM
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well, you and hobgoblin said you guys were in 100% on the other thred, and cybershark said he was interested. you guys need to be the ones that show em off.
i say you wait until later. to run this thing. half-way through summer i might be able to afford it, but there are a lot of high-priced group buys out right now. to many people are in school right now. also, i might just be going with the hyundai xg "big brake kit".
i say you wait until later. to run this thing. half-way through summer i might be able to afford it, but there are a lot of high-priced group buys out right now. to many people are in school right now. also, i might just be going with the hyundai xg "big brake kit".
04-27-2005, 09:20 AM
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No offense, but those drilled rotor bore holes are too big. I highly doubt you're casting them with the holes. If you're CNCing the holes, or manually drilling the holes in, I'd suggest a smaller drill bit. Yeah, you'll probably have to go through several drill bits, but I do not see those brakes lasting for a year or two of abuse without any cracks. Smaller holes, with the same spacing would be better. Just some advice. Don't try to add more holes b/c they're smaller, b/c that's no better than the large holes.
Have you guys done any tests on it?
Have you guys done any tests on it?
05-20-2005, 10:30 AM
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Each kit includes:
- US Brake F33i Series Four Piston Calipers **
- U.S. Brake - 1.25 x 11.75in. Curve Vane Rotors
- CNC Aluminum Hats (machined exclusively for PRO)
- CNC Machined Caliper Relocation Brackets **
- US Brake Pads - F33i SD3 Compound
- SS Brake Lines
- High Grade Mounting Hardware
Just wondering how mush for these (**) products?
- US Brake F33i Series Four Piston Calipers **
- U.S. Brake - 1.25 x 11.75in. Curve Vane Rotors
- CNC Aluminum Hats (machined exclusively for PRO)
- CNC Machined Caliper Relocation Brackets **
- US Brake Pads - F33i SD3 Compound
- SS Brake Lines
- High Grade Mounting Hardware
Just wondering how mush for these (**) products?
05-20-2005, 10:56 AM
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LOL
It was listed doode.
Too bad it's not gonna happen now. Since there is "No Hyundai Market".
It was listed doode.
Too bad it's not gonna happen now. Since there is "No Hyundai Market".