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Old 05-03-2007, 06:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Few questions

questions are..

im lookin to pick up some new slotted rotors bc my current stockers are starting to look gross. whats the biggest i can go while still being able to put on my stock awd rims? also which ones should i get?

ill be puttin on new brake pads, which ones will give me the least amount of brake dust and ill be painting my calibers black, should i just wait to put the pads in then paint it?

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