So im just curious if i could upgrade my stock MSP brakes to speed6 brakes or something around the same size any advice helps Thank you in advance!
I'm sure it's been answered but I have a brake setup question
- Thread starter Astonushing
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- Blue MP3, Grey MSP
Yep. Mazda6 and Ford Fusion brakes are bigger and bolt right on aside from the rear ebrake cables mentioned above, and a cheaper option since there's tons of them in local junkyards. Speed6 brakes bolt on too but are aharder to come by and more expensive for the additional improvement that you get.
Because the fronts are direct bolt-on with no modification needed and the fronts do most of the braking, I would try your hand at Fusion/speed6 fronts first, see how they perform for you, and then consider upgrading the back after if you're still not satisfied.
Because the fronts are direct bolt-on with no modification needed and the fronts do most of the braking, I would try your hand at Fusion/speed6 fronts first, see how they perform for you, and then consider upgrading the back after if you're still not satisfied.
JazzySP20
Madaz
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- AUSTRALIA
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- BJII Astina SP20
Unless you're doing tack days or some sort of track racing, putting bigger discs on the front of a P5 on a daily driven street car is a waste of time and money. You're also adding weight to the rotational mass at the front, which slows down acceleration.
Another reason for putting bigger discs on a daily is the wank factor.
Another reason for putting bigger discs on a daily is the wank factor.
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- 2003.5 Mazdaspeed Protege, 1989 MX6, 1990 MX6
Which years of Mazda 6 and fusion are compatible? My MSP is going to be in the shop for a month because MSP brakes are so hard to find they are sending my calipers in to be rebuilt.
They’ve got two different sets that claimed to be MSP calipers but didn’t fit.
