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You guys in Florida can keep your heat, humidity and hurricanes. I was down there in September when it was sunny and 72 degrees here. It was still 90 and humid in South Florida. No thanks. Finally snowed yesterday. Car hibernates still spring.

Probably, but who wants to drive a 400+ HP car in the ice and snow? That's no fun. I have a '98 Jeep Cherokee with under 100k miles I found as my winter car.

Living in southern WI I can sympathize. We haven't had enough snow yet to warrant salt, thankfully. I can still drive mine for a few more days! First big snow can't be too far off.

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Keep in mind, there are other options besides Brembos when you go aftermarket.

My Mazda would get a new DVD every year or so. Sync gets updates via USB thumb drive. The factory nav gets upgrades too.

Tremendous difference. This is my second car with HID's and I won't buy a new/newer car in the future without them. It's like using a stadium lights out front compared to a flashlight.

I totally understand your complaint and it was kind of a surprise to me as well. I plan on doing some suspension work, definitely.

StopTech : Balanced Brake Upgrades

I will most likely wait for StopTech.

Not to mention if you're unlucky enough to travel where you don't have a good cell signal. It's happened to me.

Are you sure those wheels will fit over the brembos?

That should never be a question. If you had your bumpers chrome dipped that should be paid for by this other guy's insurance. You paid for something to be a certain way and if someone else f's it up they have to pay to put it back exactly the way it was. Now, if you did it your self, that's...

No you are not. That's exactly what it is for.

To play devils advocate here...Those tires run about 400 bucks a piece on the brembo 19" while the other 19" options run about 160 bucks a piece. Thanks to the bigger caliper you are limited on the options for aftermarket wheels. I decided to forgo the brembos and will do some aftermarket...