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Gtst Caliper Dogbones For 324mm Rotors On M35?

Lakes101

By Lakes101,
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scotty nm35 Grand Master

scotty nm35

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Why?

You realise they are totally illegal, will void any insurance you may have and will barely affect the braking performance at all... Just fit the 34gtt front calipers with decent pads and be done.

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Daleo Grand Master

Daleo

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R34 GT-t calipers & rotors are a great budget brake upgrade; and they bolt straight on.
Like STRAIGHT ON.

For an extra (pretty dubious) 14mm of swept area it isn't worth the trouble.

Dogbones on R33 GTS-t calipers are an ugly solution to a problem that doesn't really exist.

Save your money.

Lakes101 Experienced

Lakes101

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Thanks gent just wanted your thoughts. Thanks for the help I have r32 gtr calipers that do stop the car great with A1RM pads. Just looking into filling the void in the wheels. Cheers for the advice

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