Subject	Re: not necessarily>>
Posted by	MIT-Z on February 22, 2001 at 10:54 AM
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In Reply To	not necessarily>> posted by Dallas DamonZ on February 22, 2001 at 10:39 AM
Message	There sets like this from AEM for a lot of Japanese import cars (Not Z's). They use a larger rotor with the stock caliper exactly the way you describe, with brackets that reposition it farther out. Remember: Stoplights timed at 35 mph are also timed at 140 mph "The world is going badly when the Germans put cup holders in their cars. A car is like a lethal weapon, it's going to kill you if you don't know what you are doing, so you should pay attention." -- Tim O'Neil (Team O'Neil Rally School)
Follow Ups	Are there bigger Rotors for a Z? -->a stupid question_-_-> - shawn300z 10:00:36 02/22/01 no. - AntiHero[Z-Less] 10:03:30 02/22/01 oh! lol okay, i was just curious,now i gotta spend $2700 - shawn300z 10:18:36 02/22/01 No you don't >>> - SpdDemon13 (Baltimore) 10:32:24 02/22/01 or paul...you would be amazed at the kit he has >> - genic 10:54:53 02/22/01 No, Calipers Only Smaller on Early N/A's (n/m) - Alex Lee (DE) 11:07:52 02/22/01 ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww why CD? - Halo Z(San Antonio) 11:33:18 02/22/01 I don't think it would work... - Stack 10:08:38 02/22/01 Good answer bro :) (n/m) - SpdDemon13 (Baltimore) 10:13:28 02/22/01 not necessarily>> - Dallas DamonZ 10:39:19 02/22/01 Good response (n/m) - Avalon Ent - Racing Division 10:51:30 02/22/01 Re: not necessarily>> - MIT-Z 10:54:56 02/22/01 interesting. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 11:02:04 02/22/01
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