Sport Brakes on AWD
If the wheels have the same offsets and width as the 18" sedan wheels why wouldn't they fit? All you need to do is check the manual if you want to be sure. It'll tell you the specs for the wheel there. If they're the same as the sedan 18" wheels the brakes will fit.
Good to know.
Well, my lease on my sedan is up next Feb. So I am going to try to lease a new coupe XS. Before I sign the paperwork I'll have the dealer confirm this for sure. I can even bring one of my wheels with me.
It's actually really important to me since I didn't want to lease a new coupe X and end up with two sets of the same exact wheels for winter and summer.
Well, my lease on my sedan is up next Feb. So I am going to try to lease a new coupe XS. Before I sign the paperwork I'll have the dealer confirm this for sure. I can even bring one of my wheels with me.
It's actually really important to me since I didn't want to lease a new coupe X and end up with two sets of the same exact wheels for winter and summer.
What is your reasoning for switching to the sport brake setup?
Are you going to run your G at the track?
You will not be able to tell the difference under regular driving conditions.
The only noticeable difference would be under racetrack conditions.
The non-sport brakes will start to fade quicker then the sport brakes at the track.
Are you going to run your G at the track?
You will not be able to tell the difference under regular driving conditions.
The only noticeable difference would be under racetrack conditions.
The non-sport brakes will start to fade quicker then the sport brakes at the track.
Good to know.
Well, my lease on my sedan is up next Feb. So I am going to try to lease a new coupe XS. Before I sign the paperwork I'll have the dealer confirm this for sure. I can even bring one of my wheels with me.
It's actually really important to me since I didn't want to lease a new coupe X and end up with two sets of the same exact wheels for winter and summer.
Well, my lease on my sedan is up next Feb. So I am going to try to lease a new coupe XS. Before I sign the paperwork I'll have the dealer confirm this for sure. I can even bring one of my wheels with me.
It's actually really important to me since I didn't want to lease a new coupe X and end up with two sets of the same exact wheels for winter and summer.
What is your reasoning for switching to the sport brake setup?
Are you going to run your G at the track?
You will not be able to tell the difference under regular driving conditions.
The only noticeable difference would be under racetrack conditions.
The non-sport brakes will start to fade quicker then the sport brakes at the track.
Are you going to run your G at the track?
You will not be able to tell the difference under regular driving conditions.
The only noticeable difference would be under racetrack conditions.
The non-sport brakes will start to fade quicker then the sport brakes at the track.
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