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Old 23-04-2005, 10:15 AM   #1
Mr Cube
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Default Again with the AUI brakes

Got the optunity to buy a front pair of genuine TE calipers and rotors. Mainly just want the 2 spot calipers.

Or I was thinking trying to source a set of BA XR brakes, as mentioned a while back. They are also a 2 spot, but would they be as good as the T3 brakes?

Also should I worry about upgrading the back brakes or is the BA got a single spot aswell?

Any thoughts about the two systems? Also I know that I do need a few more parts to convert from the S1
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To date - Big brake upgrade, Koni and Kings all round, 2.5 cat back ready for replacing, 19" again ready for replacing.

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