Brake Upgarde

TTVR4

Leaving Skid Marks
Location
Qld
First Name
Robert
Drive
99 Galant, black, Sunroof, manual, Recaros
Hey all,
the brakes in my baby are shagged and i am about to replace them.. Does anyone know if putting slotted & dimpled rotors on is legal or will i need a blue plate?
Is a set of Brembos worth the effort?
what is a rough price for a set of front and rears?
will i need to get a blue plate for them?

hope some can shead some light.
 

godzilla

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Location
QLD / Tweed Coast
First Name
Trevor
Drive
1/19 2002 FL Legnum Type 'S' Manual in Black with Suede Recaro's!
I may be wrong but i dont think you need to get engineered for brake "upgrades"
PM Hipsi on these forums for more info and pricing on the kits he sells.
 

kiwibstokes

Leaving Skid Marks
Location
Vic
First Name
Bryan
Drive
2000 Legnum Type-S
Brembos are a big difference over the stock brakes i personally prefer them now i have them
 

Kitty's VR4

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Lifetime Member
Location
NSW
First Name
Kat
Drive
Legnum, Audi RS6
A full set of Dimpled & Slotted Rotors and Pad will cost = $1k, I've done mine and they are a vast improvement on original Mitsubishi's
 

TTVR4

Leaving Skid Marks
Location
Qld
First Name
Robert
Drive
99 Galant, black, Sunroof, manual, Recaros
A full set of Dimpled & Slotted Rotors and Pad will cost = $1k, I've done mine and they are a vast improvement on original Mitsubishi's

did you keep the factory calipers or change them as well?
 

Kitty's VR4

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Lifetime Member
Location
NSW
First Name
Kat
Drive
Legnum, Audi RS6
no kept factory calipers, new Blue Racing Fluid from SiliconAngel, new Front and Rear RDA Dimpled and Slotted Rotors and EBC Green Stuff Pads all round from Hipsi
 

weeaazz

Leaving Skid Marks
Location
qld/noosa
First Name
james
Drive
legnum
i also bought slotted rotors and greenstuff pads from hipsi,he's great help

all up cost something like $780
 

VR-04-TT

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Premium Member
Location
QLD
First Name
Paul
Drive
1999 Legnum Type S
If you've got a facelift and you find the Brembos at a decent price, then go that way. If you have a P.F.L. then just get a good set of rotors, a good set of pads and braided lines, you'll be just as impressed with the difference.
 

Hipsi

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Location
QLD
First Name
Trav
Drive
D40 Navara
I may be wrong but i dont think you need to get engineered for brake "upgrades"
PM Hipsi on these forums for more info and pricing on the kits he sells.

You're not wrong. Rotors and Pads are a direct oem replacement part, hence no approval is required. My belief is same goes for the Brembos since they're a bolt-on replacement that exceeds the performance of the originals. If you were to fit a caliper that required a bracket, that then would need engineering approval.
 

SLY-031

Leaving Skid Marks
Location
South Australia
First Name
Joel
Drive
VR-4 Legnum
I run the QSL pads biting onto RDA slotted rotors. Very very impressed with them. Pull the car up well. Nice and cheap too, see the traders section for more info.

They are also apparently better than EBC Green and Red Stuff too!
 
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