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    $317.78 for brakes (=

    well i just bought new brakes, brembo brakes that is. i just spent $317.78 at nopionline.com

    Slotted rotors
    Drums
    Perofrmance pads
    Shoes

    yes some may say its alot but safety is not sumthen you mess with (=

    i dunno why i got drums too seeing as how im just going to swap out the drum setup for the SE-i setup anyway..oh well...like i said saftey isnt sumthen you mess with

    ......i like the way this one dances



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    not a bad purchase, but you shoulda gone with the brembo blanks. they'll hold up longer and brake better then the drilled/slotted ones will
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    sounds about right

    i got:

    technafit SS braided lines (85 shipped) * ordered from technafit
    EBC sport drilled (slotted and dimpled) rotors ($55 + s/h)
    akebono cermic "performance" pads ($55 + s/h)
    lameo shoes ($20? + s/h)
    ATE super blue racing fluid ($15) * local shop
    speedbleeders on front ($10) * local shop

    it really makes a difference. my brakes feel great now.

    ps: ordered all the rotors, pads, and shoes on www.tirerack.com
    Last edited by bobafett; 09-01-2005 at 06:01 PM.

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    did you replace the fluid lines? thats something i think is pretty important when going all out on brakes. i did mine along with new calipers, pads, and rotors. brakes are the most important part of a car to have in tip top condition, IMO. i'd leave my car sitting until i could get to the brakes if they are bad again. thats what i did last time. my lines were leaking as well as the piston on the caliper.
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    haha tell me about it. gas over here is 3.19 almost $35 to fill it up.

    oh and on the subject....good choice of brakes

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    fuck even here in oklahoma its 3.09....

    cost me $33 to fill mine up on monday, when it was 2.50.......was sitting on empty, first time ive ever got over 13 gallons in the tank, and i put in 13.7 lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobafett
    sounds about right

    i got:

    technafit SS braided lines (85 shipped) * ordered from technafitEBC sport drilled (slotted and dimpled) rotors ($55 + s/h)
    akebono cermic "performance" pads ($55 + s/h)
    lameo shoes ($20? + s/h)
    ATE super blue racing fluid ($15) * local shop
    speedbleeders on front ($10) * local shop

    it really makes a difference. my brakes feel great now.

    ps: ordered all the rotors, pads, and shoes on www.tirerack.com
    huh...there all over $100. Howd you get them for $85 shipped???
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    called their number on the phone and told them my car specs, and gave them my credit card number, and got charged $85.00 ;-) those prices are MSRP, and i guess they dont charge MSRP, that or they thought i was reallly realllllly cool, and shouldnt pay full price...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobafett
    called their number on the phone and told them my car specs, and gave them my credit card number, and got charged $85.00 ;-) those prices are MSRP, and i guess they dont charge MSRP, that or they thought i was reallly realllllly cool, and shouldnt pay full price...

    it probably was long time ago when they didn't give a shit about the accord and thought hey, lets get rid of them now.



    I paid 100 shipped for my SEi ones.
    Some random brake fluid ($10)
    rear disc brakes ($180)
    OEM brake pads ($50 each axle)


    I need rotors though. I might go with EBC or Brembo blanks. Don't know yet.

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