Subject	Both are pretty good. The SZ kit offers a few more things
Posted by	SeedyROM on April 28, 2007 at 5:50 PM
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In Reply To	Disagree with: "As good as it gets" for stock wheels posted by Broke_as_**** on April 28, 2007 at 05:36 PM
Message	though according to Greg. Supposedly a lot of the problems people have with warping and such are because of the hub itself, so the Baer kit they put together has a separate hat that's supposed to cure that. Also, they offer a rear kit as well. Not knocking the MWS kit as it has great reviews as well. Both are kickass upgrades for the price over stock. www.SoCalZCrew.com - Come find out how we do it in the West!
Follow Ups	Specialty Brake kit... - BRAAP 14:39:35 04/28/07 wow! 5 lbs per rotor? This will offset my heavy moda's lol (n/m) - Waco300zx(DFW) 15:48:15 04/28/07 Disagree with: "As good as it gets" for stock wheels - Broke_as_**** 17:36:56 04/28/07 Both are pretty good. The SZ kit offers a few more things - SeedyROM 17:50:20 04/28/07 I would submit that Russell's Wilwood kit is "as good as it - Guapo 19:31:48 04/28/07 I was going to mention that - Broke_as_**** 19:39:45 04/28/07 fair enough ... I only saw the "as good as it gets" - Guapo 19:45:09 04/28/07 I understand you're a big fan of the SPL coilovers - Broke_as_**** 19:48:43 04/28/07 I haven't done much in the way of height adjustments - Guapo 19:52:05 04/28/07 Great to hear. I'm still on my breakin period - SeedyROM 17:44:54 04/28/07 Does the SZ Brake Kit allow you to use the OEM Spare? (n/m) - S.Watson 18:09:51 04/28/07 Re: Does the SZ Brake Kit allow you to use the OEM Spare? - BRAAP 18:53:54 04/28/07
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