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  1. #1 Slight upgrade 
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    Hello everyone. Ive been thoroughly reading the big bad brake forum and i have a question about the slight upgrade. Will it be ok to just get the 04 gp calipers & rotors for the front of the car and keep the 97 gp calipers & rotors in the back for the moment? Money is tight and im in desperate need of a pad change (had the car for 2 years and never touched them smdh ). Will it make a major effect on how the car stops? I have a 97 gp se btw....i need to get this done. Help is much appreciated....thanks!!
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    WHERES THE LAMB SAUCE?!?! Matt Palm's Avatar
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    im pretty sure you would need the brackets for the bigger brakes id imagine dont quote me on that
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    New rotors and quality pads is all you need to make it stop better and its cheaper than having to buy calipers and brackets aswell.

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    the easiest/cheapest method is 04 monte carlo brake calipers brackets/rotors/pads (pads are same as yours now) and your stock calipers.

    Won't make much of a difference, pad choice will make a bigger difference.

    Just less likely to cook the rotor.

    But I haven't found many on here cook the rotors, just claim to, but no heat cracking.
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    Ok i have a few choices to decide. Thanks alot guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    But I haven't found many on here cook the rotors, just claim to, but no heat cracking.
    i fade my brakes all the time. tiny econobox brakes, yay.
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