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Next brake upgrade - 2pc rotor or stilled brake ducts

Hey everyone! I've just started racing my Z this past season. I have a nice set of sticky toyo r888s, the z1 SS brake lines, motul rbf600 fluid, and a

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Old 11-28-2013, 08:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Next brake upgrade - 2pc rotor or stilled brake ducts

Hey everyone! I've just started racing my Z this past season. I have a nice set of sticky toyo r888s, the z1 SS brake lines, motul rbf600 fluid, and a set of HP+ pads which despite the bad rep I have actually enjoyed for track use. I was wondering if someone would give me some input on what they'd think the best next move may be, either the two piece Z1 front rotors for both weight savings and better braking or the stiller brake ducting? Any input/experience is greatly appreciated!
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