has any one used this? I like the price but I dont know if I trust them I had a few megans parts on my 240sx and some of them were "ok" quality
http://www.evo8.com/Megan-Racing-Big...bk-me034pr.htm

 

I don't think I would trust my brakes to Megan. Check the prices of other kits, the name brand kits have lower prices.

 

what name brands have lower prices? what do you consider to be a name brand?

 

Click your link.... look at the bottom of the page.

 

thats not cheaper that is for the front only lol, and to re-phrase my question what other companies would people recommend (the megans kit posted is front and rear btw)

 

megan makes nothin but garbage. You better off just waiting around on this site till some one sells a nice brake setup.

 

this is true but even the trash collector finds a treasure every once in a while I was just wondering if any one has tried these

 

I have a megan O2 housing its junk, my good friend has the header on his integra and it didnt fit at all, the only evo guy i have met in my area has megan coilovers and 1 is blown already.

 

Do you need bigger brakes?

- drew

 

Stick with your stock Brembos...if you want to brake better get new pads, fluid, and ss lines.

 

You don't need it yet, check out Ryan Gate's evo, he is still rocking stocker Brembos! Unless you want the BBK for shows, which is kinda retarded, because you normally wouldn't get megan to show off.

 

this is true but that is not to say that a larger brake system will not slow you down faster that just means that you can go very far with the stock system, I am sure that if he changed to say the brembo 6 pot system he could slow down faster but the law of diminishing returns kicks in, my point was more of for the price if this is a decent piece these may be worth the money, I also started out by saying that I did not think that these were of good quality

 

Big brake kits are really not for slowing down faster. They're for more fade resistance mostly.

- andrew

 

^ This X2

 

Time attack is not nearly as demanding on the brakes as a 20-25min HPDE session. I dont see your point