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Cobra123089

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I just wanted to get opinions on what you think good brakes would be for high horse power applications with alot of high speed slowing. Im looking to replace the caliper and the rotors. Thanks
 

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Cobra123089 said:
I just wanted to get opinions on what you think good brakes would be for high horse power applications with alot of high speed slowing. Im looking to replace the caliper and the rotors. Thanks
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You can upgrade to 0/04 cobra brakes. Keep in mind you won't be able to run small wheels if you have big brakes. 15" rims are always nice for slicks. Then again, brakes are important. It's your call.
 

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ya i will need some thing that will fit a smaller rim size. the wheels that are on it are 18's so those souldnt create clearance issues.
 

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I have the brembros Gran Turismo setup , I love them, even with High HP apps there great
 
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the brembo setup is good. Stoptech makes an awesome kit as well as Willwood's road racing kit. AP Racing also has a new kit for mustangs thats awesome as well.
 

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thanks guys!
 

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I have the 10th anniversary cobra brake kit and its great especially for the $$. Buyfordracing.com has them for $359 including ss lines, calipers, pads, and brembo rotors.
 
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