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Thanks for the info fellas.... I think Michelin PSII's and TE37's will be the choice with H&R lowering springs and who makes good two-piece rotors that are lighter than stock,
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Thanks for the info fellas....
I think Michelin PSII's and TE37's will be the choice with H&R lowering springs and who makes good two-piece rotors that are lighter than stock, better performing and fit the 370Z Sport package brakes? |
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