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hay all just what to know if r33 front brake calipers will fit onto series 2 front brake rotors

what do i need to do to fit them.

i have after market dixcel sloted rotors they are the same size as standard just sloted

what brake pads?

please help thanks guys

are r33 rotor going to be better then the standard ones? :devil:

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hay all just what to know if r33 front brake calipers will fit onto series 2 front brake rotors

what do i need to do to fit them.

i have after market dixcel sloted rotors they are the same size as standard just sloted

what brake pads?

please help thanks guys

are r33 rotor going to be better then the standard ones? :)

They fit, i have them on my car, rear and front.

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