Stoptech Trophy Sport BBK, anyone have em?
I know one member, mrkplatt, has em but does anyone else have em on their car and can share some pics and their experience with them? Thanks!
Thanks for the replies.
Doesn't look like many people have them. I'm guessing that perhaps for the price they might as well go for japanese ones for the bling and look. I just ordered them yesterday 6pot and 4pot. I"ll let you guys know how they are.
Doesn't look like many people have them. I'm guessing that perhaps for the price they might as well go for japanese ones for the bling and look. I just ordered them yesterday 6pot and 4pot. I"ll let you guys know how they are.
I have the Trophy Kit on my Evo X.
you can read about it here:
http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_artic...en-better.aspx

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they feel great.. however i haven't tracked the Evo with them on yet so i can't give a comparison to the normal 14" 6/4 stoptech kit that i have on the Z...
you can read about it here:
http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_artic...en-better.aspx

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they feel great.. however i haven't tracked the Evo with them on yet so i can't give a comparison to the normal 14" 6/4 stoptech kit that i have on the Z...
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Thanks Chebosto for the link, it was a great read.
I think the OE evo brembo are very similar to the nissan one, am i correct? If so what's your take on the braking between the two?
I think the OE evo brembo are very similar to the nissan one, am i correct? If so what's your take on the braking between the two?
the only difference for the Trophy vs Normal is lighter weight calipers and the monotone grey/pewter coloring. There is also slight sizing differences between the two 6 piston caliper widths-- in my particular case, wheel fitment was slightly cumbersome as i had to run a 5mm to clear the spoke designs on the 18x9.5 +22 CE28n on the EVO, but it would clear a TE37 of the same size and offset just fine... minor setback on my part as i had to get extended studs.
I very much like both kits-- they offer a very solid brake feel, still need to get to a road coarse with the Evo with the trophy, but the color scheme make it very non-chalant. i like it as it goes well with my theme. heh. its not out there like my red calipers on the Z.
I very much like both kits-- they offer a very solid brake feel, still need to get to a road coarse with the Evo with the trophy, but the color scheme make it very non-chalant. i like it as it goes well with my theme. heh. its not out there like my red calipers on the Z.
the only difference for the Trophy vs Normal is lighter weight calipers and the monotone grey/pewter coloring. There is also slight sizing differences between the two 6 piston caliper widths-- in my particular case, wheel fitment was slightly cumbersome as i had to run a 5mm to clear the spoke designs on the 18x9.5 +22 CE28n on the EVO, but it would clear a TE37 of the same size and offset just fine... minor setback on my part as i had to get extended studs.
I very much like both kits-- they offer a very solid brake feel, still need to get to a road coarse with the Evo with the trophy, but the color scheme make it very non-chalant. i like it as it goes well with my theme. heh. its not out there like my red calipers on the Z.
I very much like both kits-- they offer a very solid brake feel, still need to get to a road coarse with the Evo with the trophy, but the color scheme make it very non-chalant. i like it as it goes well with my theme. heh. its not out there like my red calipers on the Z.
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