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zei20l Grand Master

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wow and i thought RDA's were cheap (cheap, but i had no problems on my S15s)

make sure they fit before you buy them, but let us all know if you decide to get them!

EBC have been around a while, i wonder do they just buy someone else's rotors and rebrand them?

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wow and i thought RDA's were cheap (cheap, but i had no problems on my S15s)

make sure they fit before you buy them, but let us all know if you decide to get them!

EBC have been around a while, i wonder do they just buy someone else's rotors and rebrand them?

350z touring should fit the M35 brakes right?

If anyone has doubts please say so now before I place my order! :P

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350z touring should fit the M35 brakes right?

If anyone has doubts please say so now before I place my order! :P

Id say it depends on your rims Miss read. Probably shouldnt try to contribute to SAU and work at the same time :P

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350z touring should fit the M35 brakes right?

If anyone has doubts please say so now before I place my order! :P

Yeah should be the same.

If they are re branded RDA go for them. Otherwise brakes arent one of those things you want to cheap out on.

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