Brakes Upgrade

panterashahMember

Does anyone have any suggestions for an inexpensive and effective upgrade for brakes. My car does not have a proportioning valve, has stock size front vented and rear solid rotors and a Corvette master cylinder. The calipers look like stock ones. I have a wide body GP4 with 285/40 15s in front and 345/35 15 in rear. Braking is not very effective. Since most of the braking is in front, would installing larger calipers in rear make any difference or should I just install better pads front & rear and keep the stock rear small calipers? Any advice is highly appreciated. Thanks
Shah

2/27/128:16 PM

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