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Thread: 2002 camry disc size

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01-21-2002, 03:50 PM

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On 2002-01-21 16:04, speedemn wrote:
If you are going to spend the money get cross drilled or even big brake upgrade, if bigger brakes is what you want.

Dude, one thing that I hold back for cross-drilled disc is that the area of the surface is decreased and it's not very effective in winter (need to warm up). And real 13" big brake kit upgrade cost at least $2K USD.

Like SMC said, if this can be done it'll be the most cost effective upgrade.

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