Supra TT Front Brake Install.. Thanks lexforlife
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Supra TT Front Brake Install.. Thanks lexforlife
Just wanted to say thanks to lexforlife(ED) for installing these brakes yesterday They are really massive and have great stopping power.. i also had the privilage of riding in ED's car with the new Rotora brakes... thses things are awesome... We stopped on a dime from 100mph.... I will have a picture up soon of the Supra TT on the Donz..... Also if anyone is looking for coilovers don't over look the Bilstein's Ed's ride was nice and precise on the road... Nice firm ride but not stiff.... very comfortable IMO..... So don't over look these....Again, Thanks to ED i have a nice brake upgrade for a reasonable price....
Tony
Tony
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Originally Posted by tmf2004
Just wanted to say thanks to lexforlife(ED) for installing these brakes yesterday They are really massive and have great stopping power.. i also had the privilage of riding in ED's car with the new Rotora brakes... thses things are awesome... We stopped on a dime from 100mph.... I will have a picture up soon of the Supra TT on the Donz..... Also if anyone is looking for coilovers don't over look the Bilstein's Ed's ride was nice and precise on the road... Nice firm ride but not stiff.... very comfortable IMO..... So don't over look these....Again, Thanks to ED i have a nice brake upgrade for a reasonable price....
Tony
Tony
i am glad the supra fit , it reallty does look nice behind those wheels , if you ever want to refinish them let me know for as you see my array of air tools , i could clean off the black paint right down to the meatl and repaint them , maybe a nice red for some aggressive look guess i am hooked on red now huh just let me know , also sorry about that line bro
cant wait to see the pics and cant wait to see the entire package with the coils and all
again great day yesterday and be safe out there bro
remember (nopi atlanta , sept 17 , we want you to join us for a weekend of pure fun bro , try and arrange your schedule and drive up with us and show off that white beauty you got there)
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Originally Posted by tmf2004
Also if anyone is looking for coilovers don't over look the Bilstein's Ed's ride was nice and precise on the road... Nice firm ride but not stiff.... very comfortable IMO..... So don't over look these........
Glad you were able to get Ed's old brake setup. I wouldve loved to pick them up had I enough extra money Enjoy the new and improved stopping power
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Yea for the money i think the BIlsteins are the way to go.. I'm going to enjoy the Tein but if i knew before hand how great the coilovers are i wiuld have gotten those.. Who know maybe down the road I'll get the Bilstein's.. I don't think I'll have a problem selling The CS's Anyway i can't wait to get the CS's on.. There going to be great... Lets us know how the Bilsteins treat you...
T
T
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Not to knock the Bilsteins since I have not driven/rode in a car with them but handling changes are pretty noticeable right away while ride quality changes reveal themselves over time. When I first got the Flex, I loved how they handled and it did not feel that bad (in terms of ride quality). Over time, after driving 40 miles each way to work and taking them everywhere, I realized I did not want to live with that all the time. My wife did not even want to take the GS anymore.
There are many that loves both the ride and handling of the Flex so individual (and the usual riders in that person's car) tolerances vary. Ed obviously loves the PSS but just don't judge living with a suspension by one ride. I know Ed tried a few different things before settling down with these as they were right for him. These things are sometimes a crap shoot and if you are lucky, you find the right setup on the first try. Otherwise, it becomes a costly experiment. (The CS is my third aftermarket setup. )
There are many that loves both the ride and handling of the Flex so individual (and the usual riders in that person's car) tolerances vary. Ed obviously loves the PSS but just don't judge living with a suspension by one ride. I know Ed tried a few different things before settling down with these as they were right for him. These things are sometimes a crap shoot and if you are lucky, you find the right setup on the first try. Otherwise, it becomes a costly experiment. (The CS is my third aftermarket setup. )
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i have to agree with neo. i made the same mistake, twice. i rode in the HA in the beginning for 5 mins and cool, got it. after a while i figured it was a mistake, and its a torture to my butt. so i told myself to get the flex coz' it's gotta be the one. mistake again, and now with the tein cs i really have the ride i want.
so bottom line, if i had the chance to try out everything first, i would probably have gone with the tein cs in the beginning.
definitely try out more other setups first before
so bottom line, if i had the chance to try out everything first, i would probably have gone with the tein cs in the beginning.
definitely try out more other setups first before
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Originally Posted by bluelex
congrats on the brakes T. new 20's and now brakes and CS's on the way, whats next...?
Tony
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