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Old 08-05-2007, 02:27 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Brembo Upgrade

Can i install the Dodge Charger SRT8 Brembo red calipers on my 300C?
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Old 08-05-2007, 03:52 AM   #2 (permalink)
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they will go on, but you need to change out the knuckles/ spindles, brake lines and dust covers. i here it is a little bit expensive and a little pain in the a$$.
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It might be easier to put on the brakes from a 300C SRT-8. The brakes on the Charger SRT-8 may be different to a 300C/SRT-8 setup. I don't know what the laws on mod safety are where you live (most mods on a car need to be certified as safe where I live), but putting on better parts from an up-model of your car is much easier to be certified than parts from a different car, even if technically the setup is the same.
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they will go on, but you need to change out the knuckles/ spindles, brake lines and dust covers. i here it is a little bit expensive and a little pain in the a$$.
This is correct. Doesn't matter if it is a 300SRT. Magnum SRT8 or a Charger SRT8... you will have to change way to much stuff and not worth it.

You may want to look at different big brake kits from Brembo, Rotora, Stop Tech, Wilwood or AP Racing...
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yo0o bro y dont u just paint them red and i can get u the brembo stickers for the brakes just pm me for any details.

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yo0o bro y dont u just paint them red and i can get u the brembo stickers for the brakes just pm me for any details.

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I already painted them and it is soooo easy to get the
brembo stickers but the thing is that
I wana gooo bigeeey

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As stated above you will need to swap numerous things. It will be cheaper and easier in the end to purchase a complete Brembo kit that's made to fit.

Let me know if you have any questions, I'll be glad to help.

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sweet... paint and stickers. i love it!
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yeah but thats like putting a "type R" sticker on your brakes....


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u wana go biggey for better braking or looks ???

For better braking as they said get some other brake kits

For looks get those clips that fit over the brake they look sweet
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