TWR Racing brake booster?
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TWR Racing brake booster?
the details are at http://www.twrracing.com under the subaru parts section.
is anyone running one of these, or have some experience with TWR? the stuff they sell looks pretty damn good, but i'd like to know how well it works.
is anyone running one of these, or have some experience with TWR? the stuff they sell looks pretty damn good, but i'd like to know how well it works.
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I don't know of he has he TWR brake booster but he has their front and rear calipers, rotors and, SS lines. I'm really looking into getting a set. They fit under certain 16's.
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I don't have the booster,
yet. Thinking about it, maybe down the road. TWR has great products and stands behind their products 1000%. Check the other board for happy customers.
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Never Mind this post, moron move didn't read the actual topic just saw twr.
There are several of us on the "other site" that have these and think they are pretty decent. I have the 4 pots in front, no squeeks, no rattles just great stopping power. This post is from a guy who put on the 6 pots front and 2 pots rear other site
TWR=great product, great service, kinda lousy website.
There are several of us on the "other site" that have these and think they are pretty decent. I have the 4 pots in front, no squeeks, no rattles just great stopping power. This post is from a guy who put on the 6 pots front and 2 pots rear other site
TWR=great product, great service, kinda lousy website.
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That website has got to be the biggest waste of bandwidth I've seen!!!!
TWR....are you there....????
Dump the useless bling on the website and maybe I'll buy some of your stuff....if I can figure out what you sell and for how much....
TWR....are you there....????
Dump the useless bling on the website and maybe I'll buy some of your stuff....if I can figure out what you sell and for how much....
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Agreed, that website couldn't get much worse without some html by The Cheat and some broken links.
The price for their 4 pot kit is pretty good, but not far enough below StopTech to make me not buy their brakes.
The price for their 4 pot kit is pretty good, but not far enough below StopTech to make me not buy their brakes.
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The big thing TWR
has going for them is they have brakes that fit under 16" wheels. I'm running 318mm rotors in front and could easily fit a 324-325 under mine (16 X 7.5 SSR Cs). Same rotor width as StopTech and 10mm (currently) or less smaller. 320mm in the rear.
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