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why not just go aftermarket slotted then.....

I am pretty sure there is a group buys section on slotted rotors in the main for sale section.....got my brakes from that GB and are awesome rotors....so far not a problem and going welll

already do have the slotted rotors but theyre the 296/297's for the original 32 gtr. just thinking in case of future upgrades.

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you will find difficulty in turning James.....and yes the karts would still woop your ass lol

so jump in a kart instead bro.....its a enduro team event....so if we get 16 people which is minimum then we go 8 teams of 2

hey chad, if youre serious about upgraded brakes, i know a guy on 31 club has picked up a couple sets of porsche brakes and is onselling a few (had to buy a half dozen sets to get a good price), might be a little overkill though...

got any details?

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