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Old 17-09-2012, 02:44 PM   #31
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Default Re: AUII Standard vs Premium Brake Package

The premium brakes on my TE50 came from the factory with Goodrich braided hoses. And IMO the hoses contribute as much to the improved performance as the larger front rotors and the revised Master cylinder do.

The pics are lost for all time, but the link is still worthwhile reading for anyone wanting to understand the Premium Brakes that came on (or where optional on) the T-series.

http://www.eccosoftware.com.au/FTE/t...ain.htm#brakes
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