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Originally Posted by toekneeg,Sep 30 2009, 11:19 AM
Did you paint the wheels to match the car? It looks the same.
I can't stand it when people go white on white and they don't match.
I can't stand it when people go white on white and they don't match.
thanks for the compliments fellas
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Originally Posted by WashabiS2K,Sep 30 2009, 10:30 AM
haha, no, I actually ordered the wheels from Volk with the custom all-white finish (discontinued) and then had the paint of the car matched to the wheels..
thanks for the compliments fellas
thanks for the compliments fellas
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Originally Posted by lovin_s2k,Sep 30 2009, 03:05 PM
how are the bbk? compared to the other ones that you have had?
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Originally Posted by WashabiS2K,Sep 30 2009, 05:19 PM
I haven't really driven much with them since I just had them installed last night and drove to starbucks, then home. But from the shear looks of it, the rotors are massive and look like they have a much wider contact patch with the pads. Both the caliper and rotor are beefed up and provide a very firm engagement of the brakes. Another nice thing about the kit is that it included a set of Goodrich Stainless Steel lines (which I already have, so I will be selling those with my Project Mu's). The past 3 bbk's I had were fairly similar in performance, except that the project Mu's had slightly beefier rotors; but the AP Racing set should have a noticeable difference in braking performance, I just haven't gotten around to "testing" them out yet.
Cant wait to slap on my TA CE28Ns...