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Old 06-06-2004, 05:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I guess it depends what are you going to do , like track , autocross etc. I personally have Brembo front slotted rotors and Bradi rear slotted rotors , all with Axxis Metal Masters brake pads. I give it up
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is that with stock calipers?
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Old 06-06-2004, 08:16 PM   #4 (permalink)
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don't mean to jack this thread..... but i just have to ask....

how many pistons does the nsx calipers have?
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don't mean to jack this thread..... but i just have to ask....

how many pistons does the nsx calipers have?
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I got powerslot slotted rotors, front and rear with AEM/Nissin pads...

If you want some good braking power but don't want to brake the bank... get some legend calipers or nsx calipers with some VTEC slotted rotors and some performance brake pads...

Also, most important, get some stainless steel brake lines (one of the best mods i think i did)... they give you a great feel of your brakes.
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the aem nissn pads are they the same as the oem honda nissn pads the fronts are most important --- have brembo rotors and unlimate axxiss metal pads love em and they stick like crazy just a lot more dusting--- went with nissn honda pads rear ......
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so is legend better than vtec?
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