DWilson188

Any recommendations on Big brake packages? Which are best rated overall...longevity, easy to find replacement parts, no squeeling or excesive brake dust. Thinking with 22 inch wheels I will want a better breaking system...I see people here use a couple different brands.

VeilSideGS3

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I would recommend Brembo.

Rominl had a set before on his LS I would recommend contacting him!

rominl

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i had brembo and i guess it needs no explanation. price is high but they are quality stuff. some other brands, i won't go into details, but they are nothing but problems down the road

GammaLex

+1 go with the Brembos, you can save money with Rotoras but after a couple thousand miles the rotors will warp.

rominl

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i have heard way too many stories on rotora. they are jokes

cheez80

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endless, brembo, project mu, ap racing, alcon, are the reputable, big baller brakes.

i would try my best to stay away from rotora, wp pro, and the made in china/taiwan stuff.

oem > cheap parts!

brianlin87

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cheez80

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<3 but also $18k LOLOL

brianlin87

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^ chump change for you.

rominl

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stop it already brian and charles, you two are just ballers. i was already crying when i paid for my brembo

Shibumi1

but brembo to my knowledge only makes a kit for the front....

GSP David

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whats that under the front bumper?? lip?

rominl

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yup. but doesn't necessarily means it's a problem. they actually studied the rear as well and i think they ended up believing just the front setup is more balanced

cheez80

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yeah, the mode bumper has a carbon front lip, i think

vraa

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Why not just get proper light weight 22" wheels
The oem setup isn't thaaaaat bad, with enough LS owners we could work with a vendor and get custom slotted or xdrilled rotors made (to fit within oem caliper)