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- 2008.5 MS3
Made these bumper overlays and put them on. They actually look better than I thought
they would.
they would.

Stopped at a redlight next to an s60r and did a quick rundown of the numbers in my head, and tried to imagine which of us would get to the next light (1/4 mile ahead) first
The s60r is one of those cars that for whatever reason just didn't have the deserved amount of sales for what it was. Kind of like the pontiac g8
Also gonna call up the local parts department and get a price on new front brake rotors and pads, then check out tire rack inventory and see if I can put a set together for the same price or just a little more. I haven't looked at any oem prices yet, but some of the semi-ceramic stuff looked to be around $3-400 for everything?
Ill have to do some more trolling here on the forum to see what combos ppl are running that are near oem or slightly better. Not looking to go crazy, just want let dust and noise
I've done a lot of the looking for you, LOL. I'm in the exact same boat--need both rotors and pads ASAP. Here are my findings:
--No sense in upgrading the rotor unless you REALLY want slotted for autocross or consistent track use. An OEM style replacement will do just fine and should cost around $200 for all around.
--OEM pads are more expensive than aftermarket. If you are looking for ZERO brake dust, it does not get better than EBC RedStuffs for around $200+ all around. However, if street performance is on your wanted list, check out Hawk HPS (or HP+ if you want more consistent autocross or track use).
--I have no affiliation with the websites/companies I am about to mention (I won't mention the one I am connected with...) but here are the best places thus far that I have found with decent selection and best, lowest prices:
1.) Black Mamba Motorsports (Hawk HPS pads at a good price)
2.) Crossover Auto (sale of EBC redstuffs)
--One last note, if you are serious about racing, check out Cobalt Friction brake pads. They are used by many Rolex Grand-Am series DP cars, and do have a street performance pad available. Serious cash though--about $400 just for pads!
I think I will be getting basic OEM rotors from somewhere such as RockAuto or a local auto parts store and then purchasing Hawk HPS pads from either Black Mamba Motorsports or SU.
I hope this gives you a quick and dirty basic rundown! Please let me know if you find out anything else...