better brakes

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This past weekend I won some track time at a local road course. The car runs very well with its modified motor and Webers, but it doesn't stop nearly as well as it still has the original brakes. I had HRE build me 17" front and 18" rear rims, so there is room for larger diameter disks. I've seen a variety of opinions on this site regarding how much improvement can be accomplished and what the best brand choices might be. Money is an object, but I'd rather not compromise my safety.

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