Subject	The only difference looked to be the leverage at which
Posted by	evan_aggie on August 06, 2012 at 1:42 PM
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In Reply To	Royalty Performance rear relocation brackets nutshell review posted by TriniTT on August 06, 2012 at 12:18 PM
Message	the brake pad presses on the rotor. Am I incorrect? In fact, from sample photos, it appeared that although the pad makes full contact with the rotor, the rotor still had additional room for more swept surface area on the inside. I know this will improve braking performance to some degree.
Follow Ups	Royalty Performance rear relocation brackets nutshell review - TriniTT 12:18:10 08/06/12 Agreed, they've been quick to respond with email - megaDan 12:39:40 08/06/12 I can't wait for AMS's black version to be released soon :) (n/m) - Jschwingschwing 12:40:31 08/06/12 lmao (n/m) - mikehawkhertz 13:22:30 08/06/12 5/5 (n/m) - Polish 16:11:20 08/06/12 Very nice product and very fast shipping too (n/m) - cjack3 13:12:51 08/06/12 The only difference looked to be the leverage at which - evan_aggie 13:42:57 08/06/12 You are correct, but leverage is the majority of your - TriniTT 16:23:53 08/06/12 Can these be used with 17 inch wheels? (n/m) - DbestiZ1 15:43:28 08/06/12 They should fit, but it could be a close call depending - TriniTT 17:16:51 08/06/12 I totally agree. I love their kit, and I look forward to - Red Hawk (CO) 15:56:43 08/06/12 Anyone need a set of slotted G37 rotors to go with their - zgene4 20:48:02 08/06/12 Any idea how these compared to say STI rear Brembo calipers - SMAZ (OKC) 08:54:41 08/07/12 I don't think I mentioned once how they looked. - TriniTT 09:49:16 08/07/12 Wasn't inferring that you were, just the only thing I've - SMAZ (OKC) 22:20:29 08/07/12
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