At how quickly my (mostly) stock Fiero can shed speed. All I've done to my '86 base coupe 5spd is upgrade the rear brakes and I can go from 60-0 in almost nothing flat. Now, it takes it forever and a day to get back up to speed, but from cruising speed to stopped is crazy quick.
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I've ridden along in Emc's turbo 2.0 car. It has the Grand am upgrade all around, with an S10 brake booster, and stainless steel brake lines. That car stops like no joke.
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Posts: 9105 From: Indy southside, IN Registered: Jul 2009
I've ridden along in Emc's turbo 2.0 car. It has the Grand am upgrade all around, with an S10 brake booster, and stainless steel brake lines. That car stops like no joke. And the upgrade cost him $75.00 for everything.
I'm eventually going to do the Grand Am front upgrade, but I'm not sure about the booster. I'm not too confident in my ability to do the proper modding to get it to fit right.
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Posts: 1792 From: Winston Salem, NC Registered: Jun 2010
I'm eventually going to do the Grand Am front upgrade, but I'm not sure about the booster. I'm not too confident in my ability to do the proper modding to get it to fit right.
Rodney's coming out with a booster kit that will make it much easier.
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Rodney's coming out with a booster kit that will make it much easier.
That's awesome. I'm going to keep an eye out for it. When he get's it done, I'm going to add it to my 'to-do' list, and probably do it when I do the 3.1L swap.
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