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Old 13-07-2009, 03:57 PM   #1
Ghiagirl
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Default Upgrade Series 1 brakes

Hi all, just after some input as to what combos people have used to upgrade the lousy brakes on the series 1 AU's. Are DBA's better then RDA's or are they just more expensive? Slotted worth it or not really? What pads etc, you get the idea. I prefer my brakes very touchy, as my 8.0 cyl loves to go but I would love her to stop a little better!!

Cheers in advance
Bec

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