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Old 12-02-2010, 12:16 AM   #1
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Default Series 1 Brakes

Hey all, my front brakes badly need doing, pads and rotors so in a few weeks i will be upgrading them at home with a mate.
Keeping in mind its a series 1, what have people used? so far im leaning towards DBA slotted rotors and QFM pads (they are a definite). does anyone know if bursons or repco or something would sell QFM because i can get trade price there. i doubt they do but i thought id ask anyway

also what series DBA rotors? im not sure what options there are for my brakes so any info would be awesome.
thanks everyone!

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