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> Need Help Fiding Rear Suspension And Brake Compone
astyleinc
post Sep 6 2008, 11:29 PM
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wats going on. i need help finding rear control arms, rear sway bar, and rear disc brake set up for a 03 gt eclipse. i have a rs but i wat to switch out the drum barkes for disc for auto cross/street purposes. if any body can help me find these parts and put forth your input on this project i would greatly appreciate it.


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depends if you want stock breaks or aftermarket and coilovers or springs

good places to check are www.tearstone.com RPW's website or www.autopartswarehouse.com I dont look far beyond these three sites for anything

tearstone carrys alot of rpw parts but each site has parts the other site doesnt have
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If you want stock then look at http://www.car-part.com

If you're looking for aftermarket stuff then think of the brand of brakes and suspension you want and just use Google.
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Its going to cost alot to switch, dont think its worth it. New Drum brakes can take some beating.
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QUOTE(roughneckeyad @ Sep 8 2008, 12:46 PM)
Its going to cost alot to switch, dont think its worth it. New Drum brakes can take some beating.
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This is the truth. Yes they are more expensive and more of a pain in the ass when they need replaced or worked on, but they are more durable.
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yeah that is true but i have both front and rear master cylinders from my race car to switch from the one single master cylinder thats on my 03 rs now. and also im going to run a brake byass in the center consoul where the ash trey is. the car will never see the road again thats y am doing all this stuff to it...
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You can work through the diagrams and pull part numbers just as you would using a terminal in the parts dept.
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Its called trademotion most places have it now.
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