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HELP 93 Jdm Supra TT brakes
hey guys
first post.. but yeah i recently purchased a RHD supra tt from jap.. and now its out of brake pads.. :frown: i believed it is stock brakes with 2 pistons and see if anyone know wut brake pads will fit for my car? i heard the USDM non turbo supra brake pads should fit? or the aristro?? thanks:help: |
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i tho USDM TT brakes r 4 pistons and JDM TT brakes r 2 pistons
and i been asking alot of people, and they told me no way USDM TT will fit? thanks |
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Hmm I've looked at 2 wrecked tt MKIV in N.Z to try and get some 4 pot front brakes and they both been 2 pot fronts (both were pre 95 models)
The U.S cars get all the good parts! |
yeah thats wut i tho too.. all imports or most of them
all the mk4 tt front brakes r 2 pistons.. but the USDM models mk4 tt front brakes are 4 pistons.. but yeah i STILL need new brake pads.. |
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hehe even the master of supra didnt know! wut u think i will know! thanks anyways :) btw wut are some of the good big brake kits but with decent price??:yum: |
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There is one relatively affordable option, for almost any street / autocross / roadracing scenario: brake ducts. This will absolutely 100% for sure improve your overall braking performance and longevity. On the other hand, if you're only considering a big brake it for looks, then my sincere advice to you is to save your $. |
how much are a pair of 4 pot front brake calipers going for over there??
guess you would need rotors to suit to?? |
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