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Old 01-07-2005, 01:43 PM
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Exclamation rotor size?

i just put some 17's on my civ and i was wondering if i should upgrade the rotor size? i know i want the slotted not drilled but do i need a upgrade on rotor size and brake size like you have to do on some 20's?
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Re: rotor size?

not needed.
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Re: rotor size?

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Originally Posted by parkinglottc
i just put some 17's on my civ and i was wondering if i should upgrade the rotor size? i know i want the slotted not drilled but do i need a upgrade on rotor size and brake size like you have to do on some 20's?

if you got the money then why not.. just go ahead and upgrade.
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